Does the h tag support the color attribute? It doesn't seem that it does, so I'll probably have to combine span w/ h, but just figured I'd ask... and does the p tag support margins/padding? Again, I don't seem to be getting any results from these, so any input is appreciated.

Sure you can apply colors to the h tags and the p tags.

If it's not taking in your page - I'd look at the CSS heirarchy in your doc for something screwy...

will it be the same color on each 1?

if so just change the default params

I believe the P does not do padding and margin, it's easy enough to do, by putting the p inside a div, in which case you don't really need the P at all.

u can change the values of the h tags to so they dont add any space around them if u want or set the space how u want it

The only part that I'm having a problem with is that the H tag doesn't want to change the font color... grrr...

paste the css for your h tag

I use margins and padding frequently in p tags, and color in h tags without a problem. I would agree that you might post what you have so we can see where the problem might be.

It should look something like this

What about and H tag containing an A tag... see any problems with that?

post the code doof

An <h> tag that contained an <a> tag???

What in the world?

you mean something like



???

Exactly.

you prolly have something that is stylizing your <a> tags and that is overriding what is in your <h> tags - try reversing them and see what happens.



You know that there is a default stylesheet for your browser - so if you do it like this



You will prolly get default browser colors no matter what you do to the <h> tag if you don't have the <a> tag stylized in your css.

why? u trying to anchor it?
if so look up accesskeys instead