You have quite a few CSS errors.
Thanks for showing me that link. Looked at the 46 errors and they are all for css properties that aren’t officially recognized by the validator or for various css hacks. I don’t think using these properties or any of the css hacks should cause the website not to load correctly. Idk, does anyone know of such a case?
I agree that the border radius stuff can be ignored but you also have some “real” errors hiding in there – eg:
203 #postIt a.socialicon Parse Error ;*display:inline;
204 Parse Error [: 0px;} #postIt a#facebook]
I’d suggest going through the error list line-by-line. You shouldn’t need any hacks in a sheet these days.
Yea, it looks like every time there is a *property hack (e.g. *display: inline;), there is a parse error right after it.
Got rid of all the *property hacks, still loading messed up in Firefox. There are some other hacks in the code that I left in, but they are in the default wordpress css file (themes/default/default.css).
FYI the site I’m testing on now is at brycecullen.com/test
Could it be a javascript issue? Any chance of turning off all js?
Yea, turned off JS in my browser and it made no difference, no js functionality and website sub pages still load goofy in Firefox/vista.
I’m using Firefox 3.6.3 under XP and I’m still seeing display issues too. 🙁 However, as soon as I turn off the CSS via the Web Developer toolbar, the page displays – which still suggests that it’s a CSS problem.
alright, thanks, really appreciate your help.
