IE/Mozilla compatibilty

[JEmLAC]

Hello all.
I don't know if this is a javascript question or a CSS question, but I'm having trouble getting a page I've been fiddling with to work. It's at

http://rdc.nowhereville.com/cdnquiz/

It works fine on IE 5+ (for windows at least), but does not work for Mozilla. I'd be curious on feedback. In a nutshell, it's a quiz page. All the questions are in divs which I turn on and off as the site visitor answers the questions. At the end I do a quick calculation on the selected choices and present a score. All the code is on one page, which I know is not the tidiest way to do it, but until I get it working it's simpler for me to keep it all in one file, get it working and then split it out.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[MikeFoster]

The value of an id attribute can't start with a digit. So instead of id='1', use something like id='d1'

[beetle]

Hey, that's what I was gonna say. Darn you Mike

[JEmLAC]

The value of an id attribute can't start with a digit. So instead of id='1', use something like id='d1'

Thanks for the quick response. That seems to have fixed it, although one thing that I thought would originally fix it was a bit of a red herring, namely including the whole thing inside a form. Under Mozilla having the form kept the subsequent questions from being displayed. I made the changes you suggested and removed the form, and now it works. All I have to figure out now is how to get the spans holding the questions to size consistently so the radio buttons line up over each other. That'll wait for now. At least Moz users can see it. And, I learned something.

Thanks again.

[JEmLAC]

Thanks beetle.

[MikeFoster]

@ beetle