ID Question

[kaz]

Hi all,

I run into some problems while posting writing this piece of code for an id.

#htmlnesky{font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helevetica, Sans-Serif;font-size:12;font-weight:bold;font-color:#333399;font=weight:boldbackground-color:#ffffff'}

the HTML is:
<h1 id=<"htmlnesky"><font size="3">HTML_NESKY.P</font></p>

Now I was expecting a heading with a white background, but instead all I got was a bolded inscription. Why is that>

Please Help!

kaz

[Rob]

to correct your code, try this:-

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#htmlnesky{
           font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helevetica, Sans-Serif;
           font-size:12; font-weight:bold; font-color:#333399;
           font-weight:900; background-color:#ffffff}

[gohankid77]

Originally Posted by kaz

Hi all,

I run into some problems while posting writing this piece of code for an id.

#htmlnesky{font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helevetica, Sans-Serif;font-size:12;font-weight:bold;font-color:#333399;font=weight:boldbackground-color:#ffffff'}

the HTML is:
<h1 id=<"htmlnesky"><font size="3">HTML_NESKY.P</font></p>

Now I was expecting a heading with a white background, but instead all I got was a bolded inscription. Why is that>

Please Help!

kaz

Your problem should be the highlighted code. You forgot the semicolon (;) before it.
Also, why is the green section like that:
<h1 id=<"htmlnesky">...

[kaz]

I'm still not getting the white background

kaz

[spinal007]

what you need to be saying is:
<H1 id="whatever"....
get rid of the "<" after the equals sign.

[kaz]

Guess what,

I solved my problem by using the id of another header. Is that alright?

kaz

[spinal007]

it was nothing to do with the id you used.

it's just that there were 2 mistakes in the code you posted.

Missing ";" after "bold" and before "background"
#htmlnesky{... font-weight:bold;font-color:#333399;font=weight:boldbackground-color:#ffffff'}

"<" shouldn't have been there.
<h1 id=<"htmlnesky"><font size="3">HTML_NESKY.P</font></p>

it would have worked otherwise....

[cromlech]

Originally Posted by spinal007

it was nothing to do with the id you used.

it's just that there were 2 mistakes in the code you posted.

Missing ";" after "bold" and before "background"
#htmlnesky{... font-weight:bold;font-color:#333399;font=weight:boldbackground-color:#ffffff'}

"<" shouldn't have been there.
<h1 id=<"htmlnesky"><font size="3">HTML_NESKY.P</font></p>

it would have worked otherwise....

Didn't anyone spot this: font=weight:bold ?? Correct code:

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#htmlnesky{
   font-weight: bold;
   font-color: #339;
   font-size: 1em;
   background-color: #fff;
}

And then <h1 id="htmlnesky">Some header</h1>[/code]