nmallory

Hmmm…interesting. I’ve taken those single quotes out and am making a mental note to change the notes from my CSS class. 😉

I basically designed the whole site while in a 6 class CSS course so I can’t say I’m good at CSS. I find it challenging and fascinating and frustrating all at once.

If you could check it and get back to me, I’d appreciate it.

Ah, I have a dream of a world where all browsers show websites the same…

I’ve been thinking about this for a couple of days, but I’m not sure how to fix this since I don’t have a Mac to twiddle and try until it’s right.

How did you fix yours?

Interesting. It works correctly in IE but not Mozilla.

And I’ve also discovered that IE doesn’t recognize the margins I set. *sigh*

Edit: no, I was wrong. The text is right in IE but the background color is not AND it doesn’t recognize the margins. I’m very confused and frustrated.

Well, I’m attempting floats now.

As for the font…that is *not* the font it’s supposed to be.

I wanted it to be the fantasy default, but that stopped working. Then I tried Kristen, but that stopped working too.

Strange thing is that the CSS & HTML validated fine (before I started playing with the columns) though it wasn’t working right.

I just don’t understand. I’ve tried it in IE and Firefox on two different computers — XP Professional and Win2000.

I’m not using floats. Everything but the footer is positioned absolutely. I’ve tried to package the header, content, image, and sidebars in a “page” id and then package the footer in it’s own div, but the footer keeps appearing at the top. If I position the footer absolutely, it prints over the content at the bottom of the window.

I may just try to put that info into one of the sidebars. *sigh*

I have admired the works demo’d in the theme viewer, many times. Most of them have the wide-type graphic at the top and two columns.

If you ask my stained glass art teacher, I never can do things the easy way. I’ve got to make things complicated.