CSS/Web Monkeys (help needed)

[Captain]

@mazda:

"I'm a grafix designr & artist"

lol

lol

Hey obsessidian, not my fault you can't spell worth shit

[obsidian]

lol

Hey Swedish Boy, not my fault your lack of artist skills comes from bad taste.

[Captain]

lol

Hey dumbshit, not my fault you were off stealing TVs instead of going to school

I love how butthurt you're getting over me pointing out a spelling error in your shitty website that wasn't even a flame

[Eraser]

I also recommend this awesome tool for debugging in multiple versions of IE:

http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage

After seeing your link I tried it out, but it appears it has a few problems with xmlhttp requests.
The webapp I'm working at for my work functions properly in IE8, but when I try it under IE8 in the IETester tool, it gives a bunch of fatal javascript errors.

[Geebs]

"Native Indian

lol

lol

[Tsakali]

Also, I didn't figure this out until playing around with the css. It was clear once I started setting background colors of ul, then the li elements. I use a harsh #0f0 or #f00 to make it stand out When I run into css problems this is how I start out troubleshooting things and it usually helps pinpoint the problem pretty quickly... I'd recommend doing this if you run into problems in the future.

I also recommend this awesome tool for debugging in multiple versions of IE:

http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage

yup that's a method i use myself.

also all my css files for every site come with some presets for div, headers p's img's etc. with padding, border and margin set to 0px all across the board...it's a good habit.

[mjrpes]

I also recommend this awesome tool for debugging in multiple versions of IE:

http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage

After seeing your link I tried it out, but it appears it has a few problems with xmlhttp requests.
The webapp I'm working at for my work functions properly in IE8, but when I try it under IE8 in the IETester tool, it gives a bunch of fatal javascript errors.

Interesting... will have to check this out.... haven't had the need to try it out yet with ajax-y sites.