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    friendlyfrank
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    Posted: 2008-Mar-17 22:13
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    I am not sure if this H tag is good to use on website. I copied from the website source:
    <h2 class="bod_txt_b_h"> </h2>



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    Posted: 2008-Mar-17 22:50
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    You can use a CSS class to modify the visual appearance of headings, but don't be tempted to make the text invisible on the page.



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    Posted: 2008-Mar-17 23:15
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    thanks but just to confirm it does not make anything invisible ? correct ?



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    Posted: 2008-Mar-18 01:06
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    "bod_txt_b_h" is just the name given to that css property by the webmaster.

    No way to know what it means without looking at the css style sheet.

    It could say class="invisible" - but actually be three inch high bright blue characters. No way to tell without seeing the style sheet.



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    Posted: 2008-Mar-18 01:35
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    i see. thanks Quadrille.



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    Posted: 2008-Mar-18 01:54
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    Find the link to the stylesheet on that web page, and then use that URL to directly look at the stylesheet code.



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    Posted: 2008-Mar-18 23:54
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    It would be easier doing it this way

    html -

    <div id="stuff">
    <h2>blah blah</h2>
    <p>some text</p>
    <h2>more blah blah</h2>
    </div>

    css -

    #stuff h2
    {font-size:25px;
    color:#472742;}


    That way you can change all the h2 tags within a given div (or entire page if you get rid of the #stuff from the css, alot easier. Less code as well to worry about in the html

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    Posted: 2008-Mar-19 00:07
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    CSS is great for site-wide style control using often very simple code.


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