Posted by Benjamin Niemann on 01/11/07 10:39

Hello,

milanobybike@gmail.com wrote:

> Ok.. now.. in my css file I declare the following:
>
> #th { width:100px }
> #th.h50 { width:50px }

Replace this with

th { width:100px }
th.h50 { width:50px }

'#' is used to refer to elements by their ID.

> Now.. when I go into the html code and put <th class="h50">, the
> browsers just ignore that and leaves the width to 100px.. usually
> declaring something later overwrites what's been declared earlier..
> Does anyone know why it doesn't work in this case?

HTH

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