I am having some serious issues with firefox & opera not accepting styles on html5 elements.
I am looking everywhere for help and I can not find any myself, so I am turning to the different forums of sitepoint-- my favourite place for web help, discussion, and pretty much everything els.e
Anyway, In short, I have a site that I am working on in html5 that has some styling to some of the html5 elements. However, in firefox and opera the styling doesnt work and these elements will appear to be gone or disappear.
When those parts are written in html4 with ids and classes to refer to them specifically then the styling works in all modern-browsers, but I would like to use as much html5 as I can.
Is there anyway I can display one version of html if the browsers is chrome/safari and display another if it is not those browsers?
I have a more detailed explnation and a link to the code in content here:
http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?p=4735257#post4735257
I have asked for some help using scripting languages in said sub-forums, but I was wondering if there is any way one could do this in html, even though html is a tag language and not a logic-language, or if anyone here knows any solutions to this issue.
I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks in Advance and Best Regards,
Irfan Mir.