Hi,
Some of the (HTML) forms on my website are generated ‘on the hoof’ by a perl
script. I ‘m having problems formatting these pages using CSS within the perl
script.
Inline styles work OK e.g. when embedded in the <FORM> part of the perl script:
print "<p style=\"color: red\"; \"font-family: Arial\";
\"margin-left: 25px\";>"
but this would be extremely tedious to implement for all the tags that I wish
to format.
An internal style sheet such as:
<style type="text/css">
p {
color: red;
}
</style>
is either ignored or generates error messages.
External style sheets, called with either ‘link ref..’ or �...@import url…’ are
ignored.
Help please! I’d be grateful if anyone can let me know how to make either the
internal or (preferably) the external style sheet work from within a perl
script.
Many thanks
Mel
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