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HTML question	by kazper	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Ok, a good friend og mine is making a page as a school project (lookie here) Now the problem is that although she is using only colors that are among the 216 safe colors Netscape insists on showing her yellow/golden/brown text as bright green. Can anyone help me with why and what to do about it?
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Well, I'm no expert...	by Tars_Tarkas	2002-03-16 06:48:00
Heh =)	by kazper	2002-03-16 07:01:29
You might...	by Tars_Tarkas	2002-03-16 07:14:01
Check Netscape settings.	by wheresthefish	2002-03-16 06:54:42
I got it solved....	by kazper	2002-03-16 07:14:29
Wow,	by wheresthefish	2002-03-16 07:22:25
I'm very sure...	by kazper	2002-03-16 07:23:19
What about a # before the HEX ? (n/t)	by aix tom	2002-03-16 07:23:19
I tried that as well with no change	by kazper	2002-03-16 07:23:52
And that's actually not quite true....	by kazper	2002-03-16 07:27:38
what I found	by Nessalc	2002-03-16 09:36:24
I tried this and it worked	by ston	2002-03-16 11:03:39
Looks fine in this here	by aix tom	2002-03-16 07:19:36
Yes it was version 4.7 n/t	by kazper	2002-03-16 07:21:21
I tried using	by DragonLady	2002-03-16 07:54:03
Attributes, colours, and CSS	by cyclotron_511k	2002-03-16 13:41:23
take the QUOTES out!	by rottweiler	2002-03-19 07:30:19

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