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From: Terence de Giere
Date: Wed, Apr 16 2003 8:38PM
Subject: Re: Inline CSS Styles
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Thank you Bill. I was not aware of that. This is the sort of thing that
the average user would not likely discover.

Regarding another item in this discussion (submitted by Julian Rickards)
of what CSS overrides what, please see Bill Mason's page
http://www.accessibleinter.net/portfolio/writing/important_css2_test/
which gives a breakdown of how the ! important rule is actually handled
by various browsers. Some browsers implement the CSS1 rules (giving the
page author/designer control), some the CSS2 rules (giving the user
control).

Terence de Giere
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Bill Mason wrote:

You can certainly have a user style sheet in Mozilla et al. You name it
userContent.css and place it in the profile's chrome directory.



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