lapoetessa

So sorry, some of us are still learning!!! LOL

Usually lists are goverened by specific pieces of code namely

<ul></ul> and <li></li> tags
The first one

<ul> defines the list
the next
<li> difines the ‘list item’ followed by their closing tag </li></ul>
So for say three bulleted items in a row you would have something like…

My Blog Rings

<ul>
<li>1st Blog Ring</li>
<li>2nd Blog Ring</li>
<li>3rd Blog Ring</li>
</ul>


Apologies…I have just seen this DIV id in CSS…
#menu ul li {
/* font: 14px ‘Tahoma’, sans-serif; */
font:14px ‘Tahoma’, sans-serif;
letter-spacing: 0;
margin-top: 10px;
padding-bottom: 2px;
/*border-bottom: dotted 1px #ccc;*/
font-style:normal;
font-weight:bold; }

But I am wondering if all the other classes defined within your source code are in some way conflicting in FireFox and other browsers for that matter.

Just taken another closer look at your source code and CSS. There seems to be an abundance of classes mentioned in the source code, but are not listed in the CSS. I’m not surprised the Side Bar is showing up in different font styles. As far as I could make out, none of the classes have been defined in your CSS.

It’s years since I did any programming, and I am not familiar with whatever language you are using here, but even so there must be errors on the syntax of this if it does not work. Either that or your LOGIC statement is way off mark.

Could it be anything to do with ‘Permissions’? I’ve just been trying to solve a different problem to yours, but it was all very easy to put right. I hope you find a solution to the prob soon.

In my humble opinion I thought your Side Bar looked better in Fire Fox. I’m using IE7 which seems to be distorting the backgound of the sidebar, also the text looks larger too.

You may like to read this article which shows the differences in IE and FireFox.

https://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/

I know this is a silly question to ask…but did you asign a seperate folder within the themes folder on your website to accomodate each of the themes you uploaded?

The code is wrong in that class in the CSS. I noticed after I posted my previous comment. Sorry I seem to be posting at the same time as you.

.entry
{
margin: 10px;
padding: 10 px;

}

It should be written like this!!!

Did you want the space in every post or just in that particular heading? If this is the case I would be tempted to add a margin to the top of the .entry class in your CSS.

In your CSS you will see it’s set to 10px in all directions both for the margin and the padding
I’d be tempted to try changing a few px at a time to see how it looks. You might like to try the padding instead.

In actual fact you seem to have a problem in the CSS for that class. The { is in the wrong place so it will not work . It should look like this.

.entry
{
margin: 10px;
padding: 10 px;

}

Obviously not!

You may find this site worth reading re: CSS not so sure about Apple though.

https://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/

So did you solve this problem or not?

COOL!!! ??