[pcpro17]

Hello. Something (I can't figure out what) is causing text in my webpage tagged with <p> to appear as the wrong color. I think something in my CSS sheet is overriding it, but I can't figure out what. I'd like the text tagged with <p> to be the same color as the text tagged with <blockquote>.

The page can be viewed here:
http://www.correctnesscommentary.com/index2.php

The CSS file can be viewed here:
http://www.correctnesscommentary.com/journal.css

Any thoughts/ideas would be greatly appreciated.

[face1]

CSS in not really my area, but an educated guess would be this...
In your stylesheet, you have specified a color for H2 in addition to global setting on line 14(which happens to match the offending color in your bad tags) ...maybe this is being inherited for those tags that follow it? Try removing this attribute and see what happens. The tags following the H1 tags seem to be O.K. and H1 has no color specified other than the one in the global setting on line 14.

[pcpro17]

Thank you for the suggestion. However, I highly doubt this is the problem. The way CSS works is the style defined last takes presidence, hence the "cascading" part of Cascading Style Sheets. Plus, the problem existed prior to today, when I added that global setting on line 14. Thanks again! ^_^

[pcpro17]

The problem is now solved. It turned out that since the tag was with division that was defined by using a class, the style definitions for it were overridden by the class. By adding the color attribute to the class, the problem was solved.