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<head>
<style>
h1 { text-transform: capitalize; }
h2 { text-transform: capitalize; }
</style></head>
<body>
<h1 class="caps">first word is not capital</h1>
<h2 class="caps2">works fine</h2>
</body>When displayed in the browser, the first word of the H1 tag is not capitalized. Kinda breaks half my pages...
Is this consistent with all operating systems? Do you Mac users see this too?
The above actuall does work, just not on the page in profile.
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Opera Version
Version
6.05
Build
1140
Platform
Win32
System
Windows XP
Java
Sun Java Runtime Environment 1.3
Version
6.03
Build
1107
Platform
Win32
System
Windows 98
Is this an XP thing? Did you install SP1?
but is the 's' in "Stage Lighting and Power..." [lightdevelopmentconcepts.com] in caps on your monitor? Not on my machine....?
but is the 's' in "Stage Lighting and Power..." in caps on your monitor?
no not on mine... opera 6.04 win2k
line-height: .9;
I know that's not the problem, but shouldn't there be a unit?
The above actuall does work, just not on the page in profile.
What happens if you leave the statement as is:
h1 { text-transform: capitalize; }and gradually add your other attributes? (I'm just wondering if the bug is a combination of something else).
Same result with any combo of attribs - but, I found...
this works -
...your needs in </span><h1>stage lighting...this does not -
...your needs in</span><h1>stage lighting...apparently Opera thinks 'instage' is the word I meant...
something new everyday... whitespace does matter sometimes.
