After I had made numerous changes to some of the php files and css files in a directory, I uploaded and overwrote one php file and one css file in the directory.

There are 9 css files and 9 php files in the directory.

All css files have identical lines below. The code lines below are identified with AFTER CHANGE.

After I uploaded and overwrote the one css file and one php file, all the files in the directory appear in the browser as if I had not made any changes to any of the BEFORE CHANGE lines in any of the css files.

I modified the recently uploaded files in the manner shown below but I still have the problem of a background color appearing behind every Bible book.

Here is a file where the changes I had made are not showing.

http://www.findthepower.net/CP/BibleSuperS...erface=advanced

All Bible books now appear as if the link has the background color tan which I had removed in the code.

Each php file in the directory is matched with a css file, i.e. filename:advanced.php is matched to filename:bible_stylesheet_advanced.css

Prior to the uploading and overwriting, I had changed all the css files by changing the line below in each css file. What I changed was background-color:tan; to background-color:;

Other changes were made to each of the css files.

Therefore, after the change, all Bible book links appeared in the browser without any background color in all php files when viewing the file in a browser.



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Copies of one css file and one php file were posted in my first request and the link to that thread is here:

http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic55101.htm

What did I do and how do I fix it?

Thank you in advance for any replies.

I developed a solution. I changed the background color to white. This works for me because the appearance of the screen on the browser in the application is against a white background. Perhaps leaving the background-color:; as empty created some kind of default back to the original color of tan. (Not sure about this part, I am just guessing)