Re: CGI and CSS question


Paul Lalli wrote:
perlUSER wrote:

I am writing a Perl script using CGI and CSS for my home page. The out
put from the script looks good except the hover doesn't work when I
point my cursor on the clickable item.
I am using an external file to code the fonts and formats. Basically
the style *** is effective on the fonts but not on the hover. Could
someone please tell me how to make this work?

Perl is the language you used to produce your output. It is your
output that is faulty. This has nothing to do with Perl. Your problem
would be the same if you generated your output in C, Lisp, Java, or any
other language.

Find a group that actually has anything to do with CSS, and ask there.
When you do, you might want to tell them what your output looks like,
rather than just telling them it doesn't work and asking them to fix
it.

Paul Lalli

Sorry guys if I have posted this to a wrong group. I think I have
figured it out why.

The following lines are appearing in the output. I removed these lines
from the html page I have generated and I like what I see.

<!DOCTYPE html
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd";>
Question is how can I tell my CGI/Perl not to write the above three
liens?

Thanks.

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