[HH#741629] Stan Engel shared "rvwarsWEB SITE" with you

[Krydos]

The grey background on the text is being caused by these lines in the file 

/home/admin/web/rvwars.helioho.st/public_html/css/rvwars.css

#news p {
    background-color:#eeeeee;
}

Let us know if you can't find those lines to remove them, and I can do it for you.

[HelioHost]

I did a search for that in Visual Studio with no results. But I am done for
tonight. Gotta go eat. I will look some more tomorrow PM.



Stan Engel, WA2UET

Ghent, NY

[Krydos]

I commented them out for you. Make sure you clear your browser cache otherwise your browser will likely continue showing the grey stripes because it doesn't download the .css file each time you load the page.

[HelioHost]

Thanks, but I don't know where they were.



Stan Engel, WA2UET

Ghent, NY

[HelioHost]

I just looked at that CSS file with notepad. Interesting, but I don't
understand it's purpose. Why not put that info right in the index file?



Stan Engel, WA2UET

Ghent, NY

[Krydos]

On most websites the css, js, and images don't change very often, but the index file may be dynamic and change each time the page is loaded. Browser automatically cache static resources to save bandwidth and speed up page loading times. If the browser has to download all of the static resources each time the page is refreshed it will slow things down. It's not a big deal to inline css in a simple, small website, but on a massive site where the css might be several MB it can start to add up fast.