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Eddy
Firefox appears to be incapable of revealing the shading behind text -
which appears when text+shading pages are viewed in Internet Explorer
(not that IE should be used as the standard, and I haven't tested
whether other browsers, like Opera, are the same.)
For example, if you look at the following page website:
http://www.davidcade.net
See the two yellow lines saying
"Cheaper HERE than ANYWHERE ELSE, including AMAZON !
With immediate FREE shipping/postage world-wide !"
Now look at those two lines in Internet Explorer. There's black shading
around them.
Can anyone explain - beyond confirming that Firefox can't reproduce
shading behind text?
Is there a way of getting around this by using html?
Thanks.
P.S. If you look at the name "David Cade" at the top of the page, it
has black shading, but you can't select the words "David Cade" because
they are an image. Perhaps, a way around the problem of Firefox not
being able to show shading?
which appears when text+shading pages are viewed in Internet Explorer
(not that IE should be used as the standard, and I haven't tested
whether other browsers, like Opera, are the same.)
For example, if you look at the following page website:
http://www.davidcade.net
See the two yellow lines saying
"Cheaper HERE than ANYWHERE ELSE, including AMAZON !
With immediate FREE shipping/postage world-wide !"
Now look at those two lines in Internet Explorer. There's black shading
around them.
Can anyone explain - beyond confirming that Firefox can't reproduce
shading behind text?
Is there a way of getting around this by using html?
Thanks.
P.S. If you look at the name "David Cade" at the top of the page, it
has black shading, but you can't select the words "David Cade" because
they are an image. Perhaps, a way around the problem of Firefox not
being able to show shading?