CSS Same style - 2 different output !?

lol no problem

You got it all figured out?

Hey Bogey, no, I didn't really dwell into it as I was on something else.

Besides, I was just gonna post something here to say that; maybe I am wrong, I think it's common to see it that way, no matter what kind of editor used, nothing would change how a 'browser' would interpret it and display, for instance I had all four different browsers opened and noticed that each color had slight or variant differences, some were large variances, not only using my codes but viewing other websites. So I decided that I'd leave it at that.

//a bit off topic
I think notepad ++ is another web editor which is good to use, I'd love to learn it more future but considering why they'd posted something controversial 'boycott China olympic' really saddens me for a bit. I won't go into any judgement as it's good or bad, but I'd just wait and see..(whatever I'm waiting)


Hey man, Thanks for everything, i should go now.

should I say good night?..

I'm not really sure why they would post that but I didn't really thought about it. I just downloaded Notepad++ because it was recommended to me and now I can't use anything BUT Notepad++

I'm so used to the auto-indentation and Ctrl+Tab for un-indentation that everytime I use Window's Notepad I try to do the same thing

No problem. Hope that you would figure it out. Like I said, it could be a class defined in two different css files and you might have put an attribute that is already styled in the other definition of the same style.

Notepad++ lets you search within all opened files so you can select all of the CSS files you're editing, right click, click Edit with Notepad++ (Or just open Notepad++, click file>open, select all those files and click open).

Then you can go to search > Withing Files and there you go Results would be at the bottom of the program. You can close it at the top right of the bottom result pop up.

To go to a certain result just double-click on the result line and it would lead you to the file and the number and place the blinker (umm... the thing that you see in front of the letter when you type ) and it would put a yellow start for future reference. To turn the star off (make it disappear) all you have to do is click on it.

Hope this helps a bit with this case Good night .

Yes, it's going to help I'm sure, thanks

All well goes to you