CSS span class vs. style in Konqueror

Unusual problem

[Oaf357]

When position an object in a few pages across my site I use a span of "float:right;width:125px". As an inline style it seems to work great in all browsers (even NS 4.78). But, the second I make it a class (.xxx {float:right;width:125px}) in my stylesheet and use <span class="xxx">...</span> it doesn't work anymore in Konqueror.

Any ideas?

[pageoneresults]

What is the name of the class?

float:right;width:125px}

That should probably look something like this...

.fr{float:right;width:125px;}

and then <span class="fr">Float right content here.</span>

[Oaf357]

.name{float:right;width:125px}

That's how I had it and for whatever reason Konqueror hated it.

However, as an inline style, it works fine.

[DrDoc]

Maybe it's picky about the last rule ending with a semicolon? It shouldn't be, but you never know...

[Oaf357]

I thought that and tested it and that wasn't the case. I changed it to a DIV but browsercam.com is down so I can't really test it.

[DrDoc]

Have you tried using a different name for the class? "name" is very generic, which might cause the confusion.

[Oaf357]

It's not actually name. I don't want to get too specific.

[mack]

Konquiror appears to be very un-forgiving when it comes to CSS. I use the konki browser quite a lot and I often find pages that just dont render properly.

Mack.

[Oaf357]

Well I e-mailed the Konqueror CSS guru. Maybe he can shed some light on the subject.

I've always heard that Konqueror adheres to standards fairly well.

Safari is also based on KHTML (this float renders fine in Safari).

[Oaf357]

Well. I have no idea what the deal was but for whatever reason, the ID works now. Thanks for the response.