So I realized that IE and Mozilla parse CSS stuff differently. Apparently, Mozilla will interpret everything on a line after # as a comment (at least where appropriate) whereas IE seems to interpret it normally. As a result, my movie db looked absolutely awful in IE since I almost never use it. Anyway, now that I know, I’ve taken care of it. Should looke the same in IE and Mozilla now (at least it does for me in IE6). As such, I also realized my blog looks different in IE and Mozilla. Since I’m not completely happy with it in Mozilla, I guess it isn’t that big a deal cause I need to work on it anyway.
CSS really strikes me as being pretty slick. I really need to look into it further and see what I can make it do.
yeah, i’ve been finding this out…now i know what everyone talks about when they always talk about ie not being standards compliant…it’s kind of irking me! i guess what you are talking about, microsoft included as a “feature”, to try and “guess” what you intended to write in your .css file if it sees something that isn’t correct…i’m not exactly sure how to comment something so that ie doesn’t read it and try to figure it out.