Another: "why doesn't this work in IE question"

[liunx]

This is the first time I tried to lay out a page using only CSS. It's working well in these browsers ( mac version ):

NN........7.2
FF........0.10.1
OP........7.54

I'm having problems in these browsers ( mac also ):

IE........5.2.2
Safari....1.0.3

The page in question:

<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.blackmarketculture.com">http://www.blackmarketculture.com</a><!-- m -->

The problem:

I'm using an unordered list for navigation. The nicer browsers display it exactly how I have asked them to, while the not-so-nice browsers hide it behind the other page elements.

Please help....You have:

h1.green { color: #0f0; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 5px; url(commingsoon.gif)}

And also commingsoon.gif in an <img class="soon" tag.

change to

h1.green { color: #0f0; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 5px; }

and see if that helps.

Also, is did you intend to spell Coming as "Comming"? Also, it works as you want in IE 5.2.3/Mac

But the extra gif in the h1.green seems to be the culprit. background: url(commingsoon.gif);
url is a property value.Thank both of you, I forgot that the "url()" was even there. The page is now working in all the browsers available to me.

I know, my spelling is horrible.Originally posted by Wart_Hog
I know, my spelling is horrible. At least you're consistent.