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    problem solved, was my very own ignorance, sorry for bothering you, guys.


    Thank you.
    Last edited by Rjak; 12-24-2007 at 06:22 AM.

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    The light gray is most likely IE6's lack of .PNG transparency support. I don't believe with font-family quotes are needed around the name ("Verdana" would be just Verdana) and url('btn_nav.png') the quotes are not needed, and cause Mozilla to choke. padding: 3px 0px 0px 0px; I never realized you could do that...other than that nothing...

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    I don't believe with font-family quotes are needed around the name ("Verdana" would be just Verdana) and url('btn_nav.png') the quotes are not needed
    You only need quotes around font families if they are longer than one word (Times New Roman, for example)

    the url's are always best if they have absolute URIs instead of relative ones, as some Browsers CSS rendering relies on the forward slashes before the image/file/whatever name, so image/path.jpg should at least be /image/path.jpg if not http://yoursite.com/image/path.jpg

    Although I am trying to figure out why there is a table outside of divs.. why use a table at all? That confuses things a great deal.
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    The table: for centering page content horizontally and vertically, no matter how is resized. (I took this tip form Dave Taylor's manual). But like I said w3.org does not accept it.
    Anyway, this is the smallest of my problems. I'm going to correct the css without quotes, to put some background to the logo... but I have the feeling that the problem lies somewhere else.

    Thank you for your help, any other clues would be apreciated.

    Your newbie,
    Rjak



    edit: well, removing transparency of logo worked, thank you TimFA.
    Unfortunatelly nothing else has been fixed. I'm still trying to figure out why the right side is just vanishing. I even tried to remove overflow:hidden; from div #cutie but has no effect.
    Last edited by Rjak; 12-22-2007 at 09:51 PM.

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