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Re: [css-d] remove style with a span?

Sent by David McCreath on 12 February 2002 15:03


Brian Costner wrote:

> If you're using different stylesheets, you might just leave the classes you
> want to default to no style blank. For example if you had:
> 
> .someclass {font-size: 20px;
> 	etc;}
> 
> you might create a different stylesheet with:
> 
> .someclass {}


Hi, Brian --

That's the basic idea of the system as a whole: HTML4tr/CSS1, minimal 
tables for layout and positioning. There's one stylesheet that holds all 
the background color information for each class, with the font family 
and size specs for each class in alternate sheets. The style sheet for 
"no font styling" has only the body tag defined in it (I tried using 
just a blank stylesheet but NN4 puked on it).

But what I'm specifically doing here is trying to display samples of 
each option, no matter which stylesheet the user has selected. The 
problem that I'm running into is inheritance: because the body and td 
tags have font family and size specified by default, everything that 
I've tried to remove styling has resulted in the "unstyled" sample 
displaying in the currently selected style sheet.

Thanks
David
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