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- CommentAuthorGordonG
- CommentTimeJan 15th 2010 edited
I have 2 style sheets attached to 1 page on both a testing server and a live server - exact copies on both systems, but they do not show the same css applied, (using firebug to view)
On the page I have a tags, with styles attached depending on the whether they ware wrapped in a div class, or several levels of different wrappers.
for a basic a tag style, in the 1st css file:
a{
color: #ff0000;
}
for the a tags wrapped in my "chapter" class div, in the second css file:
.chapter a{
color: #0000ff;
}
the html code, on the page:
<div class="chapter"><a href="#">this is a test</a></div>
on the test system, the text is in the blue, as I would expect,
but coming from the live system it is red. In firebug, the view shows the...
.chapter a{
color: #0000ff;
}
..style with a strike through the color attribute.
What could be happening to make exactly the same css look different?
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