Script problem

the cool thing that you can use in asp is called "spaghetti code" (some people think it's annoying, but i find it quite nice)

if you have a piece of code that writes a line simply do this

<%    'whatever code is before    'close the asp brackets %>    <font color="#FFFFFF"> <%    Response.write "this is the line that will be white" %>    </font> <%    'continue code %>

also remember that asp outputs HTML. so you can also use response.write to do tags... the tricky thing is the quotes... notice how they're written so the response.write doesn't get screwed up

<%    Response.Write "<font color=""#FFFFFF"">"    Response.Write "whatever you want white"    Response.Write "</font>" %>

hope that's what you needed

I don't like CSS for some reason... probably because I haven't worked with it a bunch. I'm still changing individual values like 30 times when I'm web designing if I have to change a table color in my template or something

the only reason I use font tags is because it's what Dreamweaver uses and that's pretty much how I learned HTML (looking at the code view whilst creating my pages)

thank you so much i tryed it and it woerke di new about the font code i just didnt know it would workin asp. i dont like css that much eaither for the site im creating im actually using an asp document to controll all my table colors(thats what web wiz does).

Edited by pilot99 - 20 June 2005 at 10:39am