source: collections/documented-examples/trunk/garish-e/styles/style.css@ 19111

/* This style sheet is used by the garish collection as an
  example of modifying the appearance */

/* notes about style sheets.

   Colours - The most portable way to specify colours is to use the
     #xxxxxx notation, which is in hex for red, green, and blue.  eg black
     is #000000, red is #ff0000, blue is #0000ff and white is #ffffff.
     This may seem confusing at first, but you can't count on colour names
     being the same across all browsers and platforms. For example,
     linux/x11 has hundreds of colours with names such as DarkOliveGreen
     and PaleVioletRed. However, simple colour names should work with most
     browsers...

*/
   

/* set defaults for the HTML body */
body {
 /* set the face. The first one in the list found will be used, so
    have reasonable fall-backs */
 /* use a serif font windows uses "times new roman", "times" on mac/linux */
  font-family: times new roman, times, serif;
 /* you can set a background colour, but a lot of the images/buttons are
    designed to blend into a white background. */
  background-color: pink;
}


/* paragraph text - this will override the settings above for text inside
 <p>....</p> tags. Uncomment if you want to test it, although red text with
 a pink background is pretty ugly :) */
/*
p {
 color: red;
}
*/

/* headings */
h1, h2, h3, h4 {
 /* use a sans-serif font - arial on windows, helvetica on mac/linux */
 font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
 color: blue;
}