Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 09/24/06 12:23

jason@cyberpine.com wrote:

> Noob Here.

Post the URL, and suddenly you look much less of a clueless newbie.

> What is saying?

Who's talking?

> set the second table of the subnav id?
> #subnav table table {border-bottom:none;}

If you're trying to guess the idea of the piece of CSS code, you were lucky.
But why are you guessing? This ain't no lottery: there is nothing to be won
by making guesses, as opposite to learning things from tutorials and
references.

> I don't see any tables inside the the subnav id
>
> <div id="subnav">
> <asp:SiteMapDataSource runat="server" ID="subnavSitemap"

You're quoting an unspecified source that apparently contains ASP
directives. So it's not an HTML document but a file from which an HTML
document may be generated by an ASP-enabled server. It may or may not
generate some tables, among other things.

> also, whats the difference between
>
> <div id=xxx>
> and
> <div class=xxx>

The former has an id attribute, whereas the latter has a class attribute.
The difference has been explained many times in this group and elsewhere;
it's also explained in any decent tutorial on HTML. Try to find some
relatively _old_ explanation in the FAQs or Google archive, since they tend
to get worse: people who really know things get tired of typing or
copypasting the same explanations over and over again, and then people start
getting responses from fellow newbies...

--
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

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