>> If this is a w3 validator bug, or if this validator is not being uses >> as it should, etc, please let me know. However, mozilla is supposed >> to be standards compliant up the wazoo, and this validator claims the >> page is, yet only IE can render it. >> >> Thoughts? > > > Get rid of the following lines in BODY: > position: absolute; > top: 0px; > left: 0px; > > Considering that BODY is by default positioned to the upper left corner, > the code is redundant. Mozilla is confused right here, and getting rid > of it fixes your problem. That worked perfectly actually. Very cool. > I think if anybody wants to be a good web designer, they HAVE to use > more than one browser and test on at least two different platforms. For > one thing, IE5/Win is far from perfect in CSS support. Mozilla isn't > perfect either, and neither is Opera, they all have their problems. *nod* I agree completely. However, my point of contention was not so much how to get the page working, or that web pages should be visible in all browsers (which I wholeheartedly agree!) but that moz didn't render this validated page. I've asked my friend to reset the page to it's non-working state so that the bug lookers can hopefully use it :) Regards, alan ObBugzilla: LOL - you updated the bug with almost the same text as I was trying to :) As you stated it more elegantly, I'll only add a quick note :)
