Hi all
Note that Styles and Style sheets have an order of precedence
or hierarchy.
You may have all the styles declared in an externally
referenced style sheet and all is well and good. But if the
document has embedded styles using the same names, those will take
preference.
For example, perhaps your CSS file says all Heading 1 text
will render in Dark Blue at 24 point Arial font. The topic could
have an embedded Heading 1 declaration that specifies the text
should be Maroon at 12 point Verdana. Even though the topic is
correctly referencing the external CSS file, the text will render
in Maroon because the embedded style rule will override the CSS
rule.
And what will override all of it is if someone selected the
text and applied styling directly. In that case you are dealing
with an In-Line style.
One way to help determine if you are dealing with an embedded
style is to simply remove any link to the CSS file? Does the text
still look the same? If so, you likely are dealing with an embedded
or in-line style.
To check for an embedded style, look at your HTML code for
the topic. Look up in the Head area for a <style> tag.
If you find it, you have likely found the issue. Delete
everything from <style> to </style> (including the
tags).
Cheers... Rick