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I only have IE6 on my machine but I have been told that
www.longtonmotorsalvage.co.uk
is having problems rendering the style sheet in other versions of IE.
Could someone please give me some advice on how I can make the style sheet more cross browser compatible?
Try changing all the tag selectors in the css file to lowercase.
I think css *is* case sensitive
Or it could be the extra } you've got on line 7.
Validation, my dear.
p.s.
why start the markup with a shedload of linebreaks?
You got sumfin' against margin-top?
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Nicky, you seem to have two styles for your h3 elements in the stylesheet. Could that be causing some confusion?
CSS for elements is not case-sensitive, but font-family names and URLs may be. Read the following link for more info:Originally Posted by Bill Posters
http://developer.irt.org/script/5409.htm
What I should have said is that XML is case-sensitive so when the xml parser looks to the css file to match up the selectors with their respective tags in the markup they might not match up.
In her markup:
<html>
In her css:
HTML {...
<edit>
http://www.macedition.com/cb/ie5macbugs/notbugs.html
http://devedge.netscape.com/viewsour.../css-class-id/
</edit>
Last edited by Bill Posters; May 9, 2003 at 07:44.
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Thanks for clearing that up Bill. I also realize that my link relates more to HTML 4.0/4.01 than XHTML.
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