Jodi_the_g
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I have a Spry table inside my website, which I have built the css script for.
Only problem is when I add it to my website it takes on the css style for the page.
Any idea how to do this?
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ed
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Give the elements their own individual ID's or classes depending on how you're making it, then reference to those individual names off of the style sheet.
It sounds like you might have referenced to the elements in the table using the tag names, which would mean that anything on the page using those tags will get styled in that way.
Ignore me if you've already done that 
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Jodi_the_g
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quote:
Originally posted by ed
Give the elements their own individual ID's or classes depending on how you're making it, then reference to those individual names off of the style sheet.
It sounds like you might have referenced to the elements in the table using the tag names, which would mean that anything on the page using those tags will get styled in that way.
Ignore me if you've already done that
I had Ed it was my bad coding it was still assigning 'ul' functions from the previous style and did not set one for it.
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ed
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Ah, it's always something silly and annoying isn't it 
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AdZ9
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thats why i always sub contract coding etc to people who enjoy it  i design, they do rest = much happier person!
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Jodi_the_g
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I tried that once and got stung by some company in indain promised the world for next to nothing delivered nothing.
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