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> It looks nice in IE4, but text in the UL
> and OL tags look like garbage in Netscape. I try to go into the CSS and
> change the attributes for the related class and the changes aren't made
> when I save them and reload the page. I can change the font size, font,
> text indent, or pretty much anything else and the change is made in IE,
> but not Netscape.
Yup. Yup. Yup.
> Has anyone had the same problem with Frame-generated CSSs or other CSSs
> in Netscape? If so, how did you get around it?
DO NOT attempt to use Frame to generate HTML. If you're using Frame as source
files, go through something else - I forget the name, is it Quadralay? - that
more nearly accurately translates Frame files into HTML.
I swear the biggest patch of grey hair on my head - no you can't see it; thank
you Clairol - is because of what happened when we were told we HAD to use Frame
to generate HTML. You're right - uggggggly!
