Posted by richard on 09/24/06 15:36

<jason@cyberpine.com> wrote in message
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> Noob Here.
>
> What is saying? set the second table of the subnav id?
>
> #subnav table table {border-bottom:none;}
>
> I don't see any tables inside the the subnav id

Since it is asp, and most likely somewhere there is an output page that uses
tables, then the coding would apply once the page is formatted into html.
For example, check out the source code of this page:
http://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/query.asp?searchtype=ANY&query_type=queryCarrierSnapshot&query_param=USDOT&original_query_param=NAME&query_string=1124056&original_query_string=153AA%20GREENHOUSES%20INC

I picked that one purely as an example.
You will see a lot of scripting at the top, then the tables and other html
are applied.

As for the differences between and ID and Class, ID can only be used one
time, whereas a class name can be used as often as desired, afaik.
#sample could only be declared for use once on that page.
..sample might be used more than once on the same page.

Class might more appropriate if say you had two or more tables and you
wanted that particular area of the table to look the same throughout the
page.

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