Joe J

Simply visit the sites and the icons should appear (or at least they did for me?)

Malfunctioning in which areas? Visually (HTML/CSS; in which case, I can help you) or functionality-wise (PHP)?

I find that it is difficult to find the dimensions and position of the individual images within the sprite, so I use Sprite Cow

An alternative, which I use, is HeadJS, which allows you to load multiple .js files in parallel. There is a version which includes the HTML5 Shiv and mini-Modernizr, and a version without.

You're welcome It was quite fun to do actually! Enjoy.. Joe

Thanks. Yeah, sure, go ahead, see what you can do ;D Cool, I forgot about that. Might have a go...

...or even <a class="of their own">

Hi Skippper, I have done the whole thing in CSS3; the only image is the magnifying glass Here it is Enjoy, Joe

In the future, if you want to avoid downloading extra browsers, try the Spoon Browser sandbox. You just have to install one plugin and you can run a whole range of browsers

I would recommend starting with a navigation bar, as this is the main center of nearly every website. This tutorial from w3schools gives a basic overview, but as @MikeChipShop mentioned: So you should be looking to improve your skills in that too. When you improve a little, I have a video tutorial series on YouTube showing you how to create a CSS3 ribbon-style navigation bar, and you can find that here. Hope this helps you ;D

Hi ryang, If this is IE9 you're testing in, then it is a known bug. If you take a look at the comments in this post from the Twitter Help Center, lots of people are having the same problem. Twitter say that they are 'working to resolve the issue'. Hope this helps