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Posted by alice on 08/09/07 15:40
A few days ago I was working on a page (which is not online yet and I
don't have the code in front of me) and added something like a h1 with
a specific font color, red I think. When I viewed it for the first
time in Firefox, the text was black, but when I reloaded it, it was
red. In IE and Safari it was red the first time. This happened to
someone else in the same office. The font color was wrong the first
time they saw it in Firefox. Of course I can't duplicate the error
anymore. I've tried searching the web for any known issues like this
but can't find anything. I'm just wondering if this is a known bug of
some sort, or something that could be avoided somehow. I don't want
viewers to have to reload on the first time to get the proper color.
It may have been the child of another element with color attributes,
but this should be over-ridden by the specificity of .h1 {font-
color: } shoulnd't it? At least the other two browsers act this way.
The text was not a link, or selected on the page, or anything else I
can think of that would make it a different color, and it was not in
the cache already with an old color, it was the first time viewed with
that element added.
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