Re: html/css question
Wiser, and more HTML/CSS-proficient brains than mine are asked:
Can you tell me please why this specific code works in some browsers
and not in others? And what, if anything, to do about it?
The task:
An intro page contained links to several things, including the main
product documentation, the release notes, some white papers, etc.
It was pointed out that all the links were similar-looking, and the
most important one - the main docs - should stand out.
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html/css question: From: McLauchlan, Kevin
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