tags would have the same style sheet attributes. These style sheets can even be linked to from another page, allowing you to change your entire site by changing one style sheet that each page on your site is linked to! Very powerful stuff! :-)
Find CSS tutorials at most online HTML sites such as www.htmlgoodies.com www.draac.com www.webmonkey.com
The original HTML tags are slowly being fadded out by the WC3 over the next few years, and CSS and other formatting methods are slowly taking over! :-)
[FYI-add javascript, and you have DHTML]
Have a Great Day!
WebWizard
Jerry
http://webwizardsways.com

See what happen! Now this is the way Jerry post look in the newsgroup~~~With some editing on my part. Re: Can't Combine �b��i��u� in Sigs - Group: alt.discuss.clubs.private.rbj57 Date: Sat, Apr 21, 2001, 6:04am (CDT-2) From: WbWzrd@webtv.net (WbWzrd�JJ) - This is only for those with the 2.6 upgrade, and it is on webpages as well. Nesting text formatting tags no longer works. - The reason is that most original HTML tags are "deprecated" meaning being replaced by new code, and the solution is to use span tags with style sheets, here is an example, try it in email or on a test bed: <<>b><<>u>This should be bold and underlined due to normal html tag use, but it is only underlined for 2.6 users<<>/u><<>/b><<>p> <<>span style="font-weight:bold; text-decoration:underline;">This should be bold and underlined due to CSS style attributes, and is for 2.5 and 2.6 users! <<>/span><<>p> <<>span style="font:italic; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:underline;">What about old classics? This should be bold, italicized, and underlined due to CSS style attributes, what do original classic users see? <<>!-- end of example --> All of the values in the example's style attributes can instead be placed in a single style sheet in the head section to predefine various tags with id attributes, or classes can so that for instance all <<>h1> tags would have the same style sheet attributes. These style sheets can even be linked to from another page, allowing you to change your entire site by changing one style sheet that each page on your site is linked to! Very powerful stuff! :-) - Find CSS tutorials at most online HTML sites such as www.htmlgoodies.com www.draac.com www.webmonkey.com - The original HTML tags are slowly being fadded out by the WC3 over the next few years, and CSS and other formatting methods are slowly taking over! :-) - [FYI-add javascript, and you have DHTML] - Have a Great Day! WebWizard Jerry http://webwizardsways.com �~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you: �riv�r70.tv for the trick for showing the tags. http://wtv-zone.com/driver/

Just to clear the air little Re: Can't Combine �b��i��u� in Sigs(2.6 BUG) Group: alt.discuss.clubs.private.rbj57 Date: Sun, Apr 22, 2001, 5:08am (CDT-2) From: zposter@webtv.net - This was covered in a Net4tv article where they describe it as an obvious bug with the 2.6 upgrade. I have to disagree with webwizard on this one--I think you are confusing 4.0 browser and 4.0 HTML. - While it is true that these tags are becoming deprecated, I am pretty sure the current browsers still display them (and this was the gist of the Net4tv bit if I remember). - Also, this makes no logical sense: Notice that ALL the tags work individually. Nesting is not what was deprecated. So, it would make no sense whatsoever to purposely SUPPORT the tags individually but not support the nesting of them. - This is just another bug in 2.6! - zposter ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Re: Can't Combine �b��i��u� in Sigs(2.6 BUG) Group: alt.discuss.clubs.private.rbj57 Date: Sun, Apr 22, 2001, 2:57pm (CDT-2) From: WbWzrd@webtv.net (WbWzrd�JJ) - Zposter is absolutely right. This is a bug with 2.6, all browsers should still handle nested tags. I mixed separate issues, sorry! - Have a Great Day! WebWizard Jerry - http://webwizardsways.com

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