Sent by Lukasz Grabun on 7 September 2004 20:08
> Empirically, I have found that if the original text is uppercase, then
> my options appear to be limited. `text-transform: capitalize' does
> *not* affect that text.
>
> I have also tried doing `text-transform: lowercase' at lower
> specificity, and `capitalize' at higher specificity -- no dice ;<
>
> Is this possible? What have I overlooked?
>
> What do you think?
I believe that you try to apply CSS to a server-side job, don't you?
If user have entered the text in a form-field, you may want to display
it in a proper div box to which you have applied text-tranform rule.
This should work. But it is only the *display*, not the actual text
you, say, INSERT by a query to DB.
Unless I didn't get you...
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