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Hmm. How peculiar.

I see what you mean… for some reason, Firefox perfectly parses my css the way I want it to, but IE doesn’t. Bizarrely, Firefox also drops some of the text styles I set within the main post/header.

I’m still really struggling to get the darn thing to work… does anyone else have any ideas what might be causing the problem? Maybe someone with some knowledge as to how Firefox and IE parse pages…

“Couldn’t you just make another link category?
Or will Connections not let you do that?”

Sorry, I’ve probably confused things by giving too much history… Connections is just the theme I used to work out how WordPress themes are formatted… I mentioned it to illustrate the background of the problem.

I think the problem is related to the php:
<?php get_links_list(); ?>

Not understanding PHP properly, I really don’t know how this works, but it’s clearly pulling in some CSS definitions with the data that don’t fit with my stylesheet. The CSS that was in there previously:
<h2><?php _e('Links'); ?></h2>
<ul><?php get_links('-1', '<li>', '</li>', ' '); ?></ul>

… kept the CSS styles I was using for the rest of the sidebar, but had all the links in one section, which wasn’t what I wanted.