Today I loaded my site in Firefox and after the header, the site isn't obeying any of the CSS stylesheet rules. I hadn't made any changes but to add one class.
The front page looks fine in IE.
[resolved] My site is wonky in Firefox (6 posts)
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what site?
The site in your profile???
Its pretty hard to help diagnose CSS issues without having a link to what we are supposed to be looking at.
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Oh, I am sorry. ::headdesk::
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Feh. I don't know what I did or didn't do but its fine now. Sorry. Had a moment of incredible panic.
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it looks pretty much the same to me in ie6/7 and firefox.
what specifically do you thik is happening?
I think you need to do a hard refresh on the page you are looking at if you think none of the CSS is being followed- cuz while there are slight differences, there is clearly CSS being applied to the site in all 3 browsers.
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It appeared to me, in firefox, that there was a font family that was dominating the site. I went through and looked at the font-family issues in my style sheet and didn't notice anything untoward.
I had added a span class in the middle section (where the book covers are) and had failed to identify that in the stylesheet (or took it out). I added that back in and it seemed to resolve the issue.
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