Originally Posted by dE.fUsEd
i stand corrected.
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that's actually a great bit of help you just gave me. i was using css before for the mouse over, but i was unable to get the table linking set right. i write all my html freehand, and hadn't really messed with it much since i couln't figure out the table linking.
and yeah, i knew there were a ton of errors in the html, but i just started rewriting the entire page from scratch. the person i had working on it before completely destroyed the code, and the whole site was using frames. it was pretty horrid.
but seriously, thanks for the fix. i've only been using css for a few months now, and i know there's a shit load more to learn.
:bigok:
np.. i write all my code by hand, too. especially with CSS, it's not really possible (yet) for a WYSIWYG editor to handle all of the advanced things. but in all honesty, if you really want to learn more about CSS and web development, you're not going to learn a whole lot and it'll mostly be incorrect if you stick with your ie-is-good-enough mentality. it doesn't hurt to develop web pages that work in as many browsers as possible - you're just maximizing the accessibility potential of your site. if you do choose to do this, you'll realize how much of a bitch it is to develop for IE, NOT the other way around.
most CSS and javascript will work fine in firefox/opera/konqueror/safari when you code it one way - this is how it should be. then you put it into IE and everything goes to hell.
firefox is a great browser, but i wouldn't say firefox > *... i will say that * > IE, tho.