>>>My apologies, I think I'm missing something, I'm not sure why you've included the H0 header style. Do you mean that H0 is the highest level header or H1 ?
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>>H0, though it is never actually used in an HTML document, is a higher level than H1.
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>>I just tested again - with the sample CSS sheet I provided, both IE6 and Opera 5.12 show H1 headers as red.
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>>Taking out the line:
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>>H0 {}
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>>makes both browsers ignore the definition for H1, and show the title in default black!
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>>Now, while I don't have any specific references on the Web, this is exactly what my textbook on HTML stated that would happen. If it weren't for the tip, I would still be scratching my head.
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>>Please note that I am not using in-line style; I am connecting to an external style-sheet.
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>>Searching on HTML, CSS, etc., is difficult; it seems that every HTML document contains the text "HTML", for instance!
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>>Hilmar.
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>Just had a quick play around, I didn't have any problems at all without H0 - I got the right colours.
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>So I thought, what's different here - the STYLE tags in the external file, so I put them in, & sure enough, I needed H0 to get the right colours. It seems if you don't include the STYLE tags, which aren't necessary, then you don't get the problem.

Len,

I confirmed your findings both for Opera 5.12 and for IE 6.0. Ain't it crazy?

Hilmar.