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CSS not working in IE?

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Hey everyone,

 

I recently built a website using HTML and CSS. When viewed in anything but IE the site works fine, but viewed in IE it seems the CSS is being totally ignored. The site is www.rockymountainminitrucks.net. Any help would be much appreciated!!

 

Thanks,

 

Jes

ie may not be reading your css correctly because of the following.

 

 

<headerpic>
			<img src="images/RM-Logo.png" alt="Rocky Mountain Mini Trucks" width="217" height="100" />
		</headerpic>
		<headertext>
		  #10-595 Ongman Rd.<br />
		  Prince George, BC<br />
		  V2K 4L1<br />
		  P 250-562-1116<br />
			250-962-0317<br/>
		  F 250-562-1117<br />
		  <a href="mailto:info@rockymountainminitrucks.net">info@rockymountainminitrucks.net</a>
		</headertext>

 

Replace all your div id as follows

 

<div id="headerpic">
			<img src="images/RM-Logo.png" alt="Rocky Mountain Mini Trucks" width="217" height="100" />
		</div>
		<div id="headertext">
		  #10-595 Ongman Rd.<br />
		  Prince George, BC<br />
		  V2K 4L1<br />
		  P 250-562-1116<br />
			250-962-0317<br/>
		  F 250-562-1117<br />
		  <a href="mailto:info@rockymountainminitrucks.net">info@rockymountainminitrucks.net</a>
		</div>

 

And the same for all your div id's.

 

In your css put a # before all your div id's as follows #headertext

 

HTH

 

Pat

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Those aren't div's though, they're calling out my css styles form the external style sheet.

Those aren't div's though, they're calling out my css styles form the external style sheet.

 

But they are performing the same task and ie could be having a problem interpreting the tags <headerpic> etc.

 

Pat

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