This section summarizes the five style properties of supported by Cascading Style Sheets. Scroll through the file or click on one of the style properties below.
January 1, 2000
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means that the style property is not supported by Netscape Navigator 4.0.
The symbol
means that the style property is not supported by Internet Explorer 3.0.
The symbol
means that the style property is not supported by Internet Explorer 4.0.
If the symbol has an * after it, that means that the style property is only partially supported. Those values with a corresponding asteryx in front of them are the ones that don't work.
NOTE: Netscape 4.0 does NOT support classes defined in the style declaration in the header when you set the class as a number, i.e. p.1 {font-size: 15pt} but it will work if the class is a letter. Don't ask.
Netscape versions 3.0 and earlier support no style sheets. Keep in mind, though, that these discrepancies are contantly changing. Furthermore, the limitations that we list here are only the result of some preliminary testing on our part, and may not be correct in every case. P>
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