[richiebee]

inspect element - firefox -firebug
css line through the code what does this mean?
is it over ridden by something else?

td, div {template.css (line 136)
font-size:100%;
}
Inherited fromdiv#ja-content
td, div {template.css (line 136)
font-size:100%;
}
Inherited fromdiv#ja-contentwrap
td, div {template.css (line 136)
font-size:100%;
}
Inherited fromdiv#ja-mainbody-fl.clearfix
td, div {template.css (line 136)
font-size:100%;
}
Inherited fromdiv#ja-container2.clearfix
td, div {template.css (line 136)
font-size:100%;
}

[gregwhitworth]

Quote

Another stand-out feature of Firebug, particularly when working with "layered" stylesheets, is the strike-through notation shown in the right CSS review panel for styles that have been modified. Notice that the CSS panel also shows you all instances of that class and the .css filename in which it appears. This is quite useful, as knowing the original (or previous) value helps you determine the necessary modification.

-HTML Goodies

[richiebee]

gregwhitworth, on 11 Feb, 2009 - 10:57 AM, said:

Quote

Another stand-out feature of Firebug, particularly when working with "layered" stylesheets, is the strike-through notation shown in the right CSS review panel for styles that have been modified. Notice that the CSS panel also shows you all instances of that class and the .css filename in which it appears. This is quite useful, as knowing the original (or previous) value helps you determine the necessary modification.

-HTML Goodies

thanks

[gregwhitworth]

No prob.