Hi,
i have the following problem:
in the css file i format the <td> background of a <table> default as
red:
td { background-color : #FF0000;}

is it possible and if yes how to define a class of td, lets say
td.trans , where the red background is overruled as transparent?

td.trans {background-color : ???;}

Thanks Markus

pfeifi@gmx.net (Markus Pfeifenberger - pmcweb.at) writes:
> in the css file i format the <td> background of a <table> default as
> red:
> td { background-color : #FF0000;}

You should include a color: specification in that style rule too.

> is it possible and if yes how to define a class of td, lets say
> td.trans , where the red background is overruled as transparent?
>
> td.trans {background-color : ???;}

td.trans {background-color: transparent;}

Won't work in Netscape 4 (it'll interpret it as background-color: #00a000a;)

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Chris