@NevermoreApr 30.2005 — #If I remember correctly, it's 'lighter' not light; it's also missing a semicolon after the value. If that doesn't help, please post the rest of yor CSS and the HTML surrounding your heading.
@CharlesApr 30.2005 — #You'll find that not all of the CSS spec is implimented by a certain Microsoft product. But you will find that the last semi-colon isn't required or necessary.
@SanimApr 30.2005 — #I have Dreamweaver MX 2004, so it shows you all the things you can apply to something. When you start typing after you've put the { in the CSS element you're styling, a menu comes up and shows all the possible things you could put (example: font-family). Once you've put the colon after font-family (or any definition), it shows you the things you can put for the value of that element (example: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif). It's really nice. ?
@NevermoreApr 30.2005 — #You'll find that not all of the CSS spec is implimented by a certain Microsoft product. But you will find that the last semi-colon isn't required or necessary.[/QUOTE]
It's a good habit to get into, though, especially if you intend to go into programming.
@delsolsauthorApr 30.2005 — #I visited your site Sanim. I noticed you wrote that it works in Firefox. I'm told mine does not work in Firefox. Does Dreamweaver do that as well?
@SanimApr 30.2005 — #It looks like it works on FireFox for Mac. Dreamweaver doesn't magically make it work in all browsers, no. That depends on how good of a programmer you are. My site is messed up in IE5 for Mac and Opera 7 for Mac. That annoys me, since it [I]did[/I] work in IE5, but somehow, it just doesn't work anymore on it.