Style Sheet Conflict

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   Our website template uses both the pcStorefront.css (for the Search box) and pcHeaderFooter.css for our header.asp and footer.asp files.
I'm using Dreamweaver, and the only style changes I made were to the link colors. Our links are on a #333333 background, so I changed the link color to #FFFFFF and rollover to #990000 (our company red).
But for some reason, the h1 and h3 text in the body is now #FFFFFF.
I'd be glad to post the code, or if it is an easy fix, I won't bother.
http://67.199.47.96/store/pc/home.asp

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Westbrass Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 06-March-2008 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 0	Post Options Post Reply Quote Westbrass Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Style Sheet Conflict Posted: 12-March-2008 at 1:32pm
	Our website template uses both the pcStorefront.css (for the Search box) and pcHeaderFooter.css for our header.asp and footer.asp files. I'm using Dreamweaver, and the only style changes I made were to the link colors. Our links are on a #333333 background, so I changed the link color to #FFFFFF and rollover to #990000 (our company red). But for some reason, the h1 and h3 text in the body is now #FFFFFF. I'd be glad to post the code, or if it is an easy fix, I won't bother. http://67.199.47.96/store/pc/home.asp
	Stan Hoskins Westbrass