Brett Walsh wrote:
Have you tried placing the stylesheet link that is not being applied at the top of the list? If the styles contained in it are applied, then it would seem there is some unexpected limitation (or one of the other stylesheets has identifiers with great specificity that are overriding what the last included stylesheet contains). And it may be FF and not IE. I haven't checked the W3C to see if there is a specific intentional limitation to which the browser is adhering. If it doesn't work, then there is something odd about the file itself (possibly missing a closing bracket somewhere that is causing a problem).All of my style sheets are included using <link rel="" /> but one of the style sheets was not being applied. I say all as there are actually about 5 style sheets, some dynamically included. I thought there might be a restriction on the number of sheets allowed. Is there?
I changed the problem style sheet to be included using @import and the all
styles were applied as expected. It won't work using link rel and I don't
understand why.
Just a few ideas to further narrow down the possibilities on the issue at hand.
Charles Martin
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