you will see that the Headline of:
Get Social
Get Free Traffic
which are in Blue, via CSS class: back_blue
are in different font-size and have cursor as pointer, compared to the Orange part of the Headline, that is:
“By sharing what you know and like”
which has CSS class: back_orng
What the HEK is going on?
Why is the Blue part having a different font-size and has cursor as pointer?
Sorry to bother you all with such a lil problem, but it is driving me up the wall
1st, thanks for bringing that Php based Error to my attention, it is fixed.
Now about the main question: sorry but your reply does not answer my question, since I want to know what it is that 2 Spans which have the SAME CLASS definition, have different font-sizes and why it is that the blue_back Class also has cursor as pointer, when again it has the same exact definition as the Orange back class. Only diff between these 2 classes being the background color
AH I See it now!
Someone has created another Class back_blue and put it into a CSS file for this page and I was not aware of this other CSS file at all!
Can one see all the CSS that are loaded into a Web page? Of course via the Web browser?
I think you were able to see it, and I am wondering what is that Technique or is there a CSS debugging tool or add on that one needs to download and pluginto a Web browser?
I use a couple of tools which I find really helpful. The first one is the Firebug extension for Firefox, which will display the CSS rules applied, and also indicate any rules which are not being applied because they arte being over-ridden by something else. The other is the Web Developer Toolbar, which has various options including viewing the CSS for a site.