header element color - IE6 & NS7.1 ignores

Hi all,

I have set the color property for all but the H1 element to some variant of
blue. Why do they render as black in IE6 and NS7.1? (Fine in IE5.5 and Opera
7.1.)

http://www.galtsvalley.com/on/rts.html

Brian

On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 03:03:31 GMT, B McDonald <no (AT) spam (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi all,

I have set the color property for all but the H1 element to some variant
of
blue. Why do they render as black in IE6 and NS7.1? (Fine in IE5.5 and
Opera
7.1.)

http://www.galtsvalley.com/on/rts.html

Brian

You've specified the colour of the headings twice. Once in the
h1,h2,h3,etc and once separately for each heading. Try taking the colour
specification out of the h1,h2,h3 and just adding it to h1 separately as
you have with the rest of the headers.

--
Anne Marie
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You've specified the colour of the headings twice. Once in the
h1,h2,h3,etc and once separately for each heading. Try taking the colour
specification out of the h1,h2,h3 and just adding it to h1 separately as
you have with the rest of the headers.

--
Anne Marie

Oops. The reason was I left the pound sign (# - aka hash) out when I defined
the h2-h6 colors! You know, like this:

color: 63f;

Apparently, IE5.5 and Opera 7.l don't care that I forgot the '#'...

Brian