• How do you get:
    header
    include single.php
    div class=x
    div class=y
    include comments.php
    / div class=y
    include footer.php
    / div class=x

    to work in Firefox?
    I’ve got it, as stated, working fine in Safari and even IE5.2 (mac)
    the pages involved are all valid xml and css
    so why’s it breaking (or invisible) in FF?
    baffled.

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  • Based on the html you’ve illustrated there should be no problems, it all appears to nest correctly. Of course there could be some errors introduced by your includes changing the relation of your divs. It’s most likely a css thing. Assuming the baffled link is what you’re talking about, it seems fine on my ff. Of course that’s all I have as reference.

    Thread Starter dss

    (@dss)

    in FF i see one page sporting only main bg color.
    in Safari, as i have placed, i see three colors. the div x and div y represent simple background colors only, spread over the page in two addional layers from the basic page.
    you see this in firefox?

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