Quote Originally Posted by idtags View Post
I was asked in this thread about these 21+ stylesheet errors.
Where could you see them as errors?

I checked in all browsers and a few mobil devices https://www.idtagsonline.com/test/ colors appear are normal.

Thank you.
Well, the short answer is that you went through the stylesheet and meticulously voided any possibility of opacity.

Almost everywhere there's an rgba listing, you've changed it to 1.0 for opacity. In other words, don't use the features of the browser to soften contrast, I'll control what the customer gets. Interesting that you left it in some and didn't in others.

You have the same problem as jasonshanks on line 300 which leads me to think a bad file might have gotten into the last upload.

As far as CURRENT problems in you css, stylesheet_colors_split.css starts with
/* /* a link tags and their colors */ */
which should be
/* a link tags and their colors */
The system was ignoring line 2 (a:link {color:#000;}) because of that.

On lines 99 and 100 are examples of why I made the original comment. In your original haste to remove opacity, you left
.centerBoxContentsNew {color:#006699;1.0;}
.list-price {color:#006699;1.0;}
which should be
.centerBoxContentsNew {color:#006699;}
.list-price {color:#006699;}
You may want to google the use of : versus ; in stylesheets. The colon is a separator between the command and "how much" of the command. I.E. width:5%

The semi-colon tells the browser that you're through with that command and to move on. You have two semi-colons on lines 99 and 100.

The beauty of open source is that you can do what you want anytime and anywhere. You just need to be careful of what you insert in the process.

Since you've been working on this for over 8 months, I hesitate to send you back in to manipulating BUT, if you are using css button styling, line 64 of stylesheet_colors_split.css has the same color for the background and text.

W3C's jigsaw can be your friend or your nemesis.