You should reconsider using the bgcolor property at all since it has
been depreciated.
Depends on why it has been deprecated. It works. It's very backwards compatible. It is much more portable than style specifications.
Quite true. You have to even drag out the font tags for compatabilit
Hi Jonathan,
I'm going to take issue with you on a couple points. I think all the original poster
needed was to take a second look at his quote escaping.
Johnathan Kupferer wrote:
> You should reconsider using the bgcolor property at all since it has
> been depreciated.
Depends on why it has
Not to be too much of a pain but...
You should reconsider using the bgcolor property at all since it has
been depreciated. Consider using CSS like:
body {background-color: #004152; }
...
Or at least:
From the looks of your code, I'm wondering if you 'use strict'. If you
Mj wrote:
> The below given part of code from a cgi script is
> working fine but when I try to change the back ground
> color to
> print "\n";
Something is wrong here. Check your closing quotes - the
line as it is above won't compile. You should have:
print "\n";
This may or may not be your
On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 00:25, MJ wrote:
> The below given part of code from a cgi script is
> working fine but when I try to change the back ground
> color to
> print "\n";
print "\n"; looks like you need to
maybe this will help..you have that qoute at the end..by the 2
print "\n";
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jd
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