Apologies for previous email –the examples I gave actually transformed and
mangled some of the email while, themselves, being invisible! I’m having
another go –this time ‘neutralizing’ the code.
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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Chartered Psychologist
Coaching in People Problems
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Find out about my new book 'Managing Difficult Conversations at
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