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    Hi Guys & Girls

    A real basic question but it's driving me batty. In I.E if you want to change a font colour, you can use the old hex code "#Number" or the text "white", "black" etc for the basic colours etc. In firefox even though I've stated the font should be "white" it still comes up black!!

    Does anyone have a link to a reference guide etc for Mozilla's coding guidlines etc that could assist me. As always best rgds, Simonf

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    What is the exact line of code you are using presently?

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    HI Cr3ative

    <font color="white" face="Verdana" size="2"> just prior to the script.

    if you look at the page http://www.smos.co.za you will see a tickler that comes out black in Mozilla but 100% white in I.E

    rgds,Simonf

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    Use this instead: In your actual ticker array:

    Code:
    tickercontents[0]='<a><font color="white" face="Verdana" size="2">Did you know… that you might be spending up to 3% of the total company’s revenue on printing!</font></a>'
    T'works for everything.

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    Hi cr3ative.... thanks bud.. works a treat. do you have a refence source for Mozilla I could get. rgds,Simonf

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    I usually use mozdev for most problems, they have a plentiful resource.

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    W3 Schools it a get reference guide for valid coding.

    http://www.w3schools.com

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