- CSS Question
- Posted by Redcat on August 1st, 2003
I'm not sure if this is possible but thought that it must be more sensible
to achieve using CSS.
I'm doing a site at the moment and the company name has the 1st and 4th
letters in red and all the others in white. Can I do this cleverly with
CSS, or will I have to specify different classes for each different colour.
Cheers
Andy
- Posted by brucie on August 1st, 2003
In post <bgdbl7$6jm$1@titan.btinternet.com>
Redcat said...
h1{color:black;background:white;}
h1 span{color:red;background:transparent;}
<h1><span>C</span>om<span>p</span>any</h1>
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brucie a. blackford. 01/August/2003 07:34:02 pm kilo.
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- Posted by Alan J. Flavell on August 1st, 2003
On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, brucie wrote:
Fairynuff, but I'm not sure how that would rate at the indexing
services, so it might be best to have an uninterrupted version
of the company name in a prominent[1] place too. Unless you know
better...
cheers
[1] "prominent" in the sense of being taken seriously by the indexing
services, I mean. The <title> element in the <head> part would be one
such place, I think. Amazing how many pages have "Untitled" (4
million, says Google), or "New Page 1" (over 1 million), etc. in this
important spot.
