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    aecordoba
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    Hi! I can't understand it... I'm using a table control with "CssClass" property inside an user control. If I set 'CssClass="footer"', the '.footer' style is applied ok; but if I set 'CssClass="report"', this style don't work. Of course, both '.footer' and '.report' exist in css file and the master page that contains the user control have a '' in the 'head'. Do you have any idea? Thank you in advance.

    -- [Adrián Córdoba]

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      Hi! I can't understand it... I'm using a table control with "CssClass" property inside an user control. If I set 'CssClass="footer"', the '.footer' style is applied ok; but if I set 'CssClass="report"', this style don't work. Of course, both '.footer' and '.report' exist in css file and the master page that contains the user control have a '' in the 'head'. Do you have any idea? Thank you in advance.

      -- [Adrián Córdoba]

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      Guffa
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      Open the error console in Firefox so that you see if it reports any errors in your css. Get the FireBug plugin for Firefox. There you can locate the element in the document outline and see exactly what css applies to it.

      Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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        Open the error console in Firefox so that you see if it reports any errors in your css. Get the FireBug plugin for Firefox. There you can locate the element in the document outline and see exactly what css applies to it.

        Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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        I'm not using Firefox. It isn't installed.

        -- [Adrián Córdoba]

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          I'm not using Firefox. It isn't installed.

          -- [Adrián Córdoba]

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          Do you have any other browsers than IE installed, or don't you test that what you build works? I think that there is a developer toolbar for IE that is quite similar to Firebug.

          Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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