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    I'm having a little trouble with my CSS under Netscape. In IE it works fine. The problem is that a:hover is supposed to change the color to red and font.headline is supposed to bold the text, and it works fine in IE but in Netscape the link color doesn't change, and the text doesn't bold. Any ideas? Here's the snippet in question-

    a:hover { color: #ff0000; }

    font.headline { font-size: 14pt; text-decoration: bold; }

    Any ideas?

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    the way you have the font now only works for IE not Netscape.

    So if you want it work in Netscape list each one seperatly. No use of font. okay.

    An Example of Color

    TH {Color: darkred}

    I hope this helps.

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    Yeah you'll find that the only version of Netscape that supports "A:hover" is Netscape 6. Netscape has always been silly about that....I personally can't understand how they can support 70% of the CSS features....but somehow they've always elected to neglect one of the most common CSS effects on the web....every likes A:hover! I mean jeeeez. Oh well....

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