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Scholarship Breakdown by Position and Recruiting Class

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Yeah I just noticed that by highlighting the head row it does have the Eligibility Years of FR-SR listed...just white txt for my FF browser :(

Oh well. no big deal anyways. Its great for us that you've put the time you have into such a chart to begin with. i've used it countless times over the past year or two! thanks again.
 
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MililaniBuckeye;744222; said:
It's standard, bare-bones HTML. If Firefox can't display that page correctly, it's in serious trouble...
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I opened it in Dreamweater, and ran a target browser check... and the color values in the style section came up with a number of these errors:

line 106 .2004 { color : aa5500; font-family : verdana; font-weight : bold; font-size : 12px; }
Value 'aa5500' is not supported for CSS property color
Netscape Navigator 4.0, Netscape Navigator 6.0, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0
 
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Magua;744224; said:
Yeah I just noticed that by highlighting the head row it does have the Eligibility Years of FR-SR listed...just white txt for my FF browser :(

Oh well. no big deal anyways. Its great for us that you've put the time you have into such a chart to begin with. i've used it countless times over the past year or two! thanks again.
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Try clearing out your cache and reloading the page. I think Firefox doesn't like it when table row background colors have a "#" in front of the numbers. "Old school" HTML declares background colors by either words ("blue", "red", etc.) or by numbers ("0000ff", etc.). The numbers can also have a "#" in front ("#0000ff"), and IE has no problem with it, but maybe Firefox does. I've removed all the "#" from background color values, so let's see if that does the trick...
 
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jwinslow;744225; said:
I opened it in Dreamweater, and ran a target browser check... and the color values in the style section came up with a number of these errors:

line 106 .2004 { color : aa5500; font-family : verdana; font-weight : bold; font-size : 12px; }
Value 'aa5500' is not supported for CSS property color
Netscape Navigator 4.0, Netscape Navigator 6.0, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0
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That's for the text, not the table row backgrounds, but you're right...CSS color declarations require "#", whilst standard HTML doesn't. I've uploaded a corrected version...try now.
 
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I don't know about anyone else, but I'm having problems getting the chart.
Is this related to the video archive problems? Or maybe it's just on my end?
Anyway, hoping the chart isn't lost -- that thing was golden.
 
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I'm having the same problem accessing the chart.

The attachment below is my chart, which I believe is correct as of now. BP won't let me upload a Works document, so it is in Word form. You can get the gist either way.
 

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BuckeyeSoldier;778892; said:
just checked, its not working for me anymore either.
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I noticed and sent a PM to Mili. He confirmed that the scholarship breakdown by position and recruiting class page as well as the recruit database are down, and will be for the foreseeable future. I don't know why though. Perhaps Mili would be could explain...
 
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looks like the "total" numbers for the soph and redshirt freshmen needs updated.

really great work overall.

With so few scholarships available, wonder if JT will still use two for walk-ons. Who would be likely candidates?
 
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