IE and my CSS...

[chrispf007]

I know IE6 is pretty lame on it's handling of CSS, but I thought that most of it was working and now most text styles seem missing , but only in IE of course. However, I am sure that it is just as much the coder. My css code started out nice and clean, but now....

Can somebody with a better CSS eye take a look see and report back.
:bow

Thanks, Chris

FYI: FF and K-Meleon seem to be fine, but both use Gecko for rendering.

[Barb]

I know IE6 is pretty lame on it's handling of CSS, but I thought that most of it was working and now most text styles seem missing , but only in IE of course. However, I am sure that it is just as much the coder. My css code started out nice and clean, but now....

Can somebody with a better CSS eye take a look see and report back.
:bow

Thanks, Chris

FYI: FF and K-Meleon seem to be fine, but both use Gecko for rendering.

Hi Chris :)

Can you give us a link to where your styles are not showing correctly? And let us know what they are supposed to look like? We can go from there :)

[chrispf007]

In FF they are fine, but not IE. Any HTML Page will do, but here is an example
http://www.rachaelkubik.com/gallery/2080040

The styles are t1,t2 & q1 at the bottom of my css. They refer to topic headings and quotes.

Hi Chris :)

Can you give us a link to where your styles are not showing correctly? And let us know what they are supposed to look like? We can go from there :)

[chrispf007]

The content is there it is just not broken up and hightlighted as it is in FF. It is MUCH easier to read in FF. I just want the font colors and weight to be seen by IE. I know that I a missing something somewhere but what? :dunno

In FF they are fine, but not IE. Any HTML Page will do, but here is an example
http://www.rachaelkubik.com/gallery/2080040

The styles are t1,t2 & q1 at the bottom of my css. They refer to topic headings and quotes.

[Barb]

The content is there it is just not broken up and hightlighted as it is in FF. It is MUCH easier to read in FF. I just want the font colors and weight to be seen by IE. I know that I a missing something somewhere but what? :dunno

Hi, I looked at your code on the link you gave, and wow, there's a lot of stuff in there that should not be. The head, body and meta tags, definitely should go.

You would be far better off to remove the tables and use CSS to position your text, etc., and to also change the font style, colors, etc.

We can help with that. I won't be available most of today, but one of the others can help, I'm sure.

[chrispf007]

I have built all my HTML pages in Dreamweaver and then just cut and pasted the code. I am still getting up to speed on completely using CSS.

Hi, I looked at your code on the link you gave, and wow, there's a lot of stuff in there that should not be. The head, body and meta tags, definitely should go.

You would be far better off to remove the tables and use CSS to position your text, etc., and to also change the font style, colors, etc.

We can help with that. I won't be available most of today, but one of the others can help, I'm sure.