Hello,

I am not very familiar with the ins and outs of CSS. I'm a software developer, i'm used to programming languages and try to pretend i know what i'm doing with html, but this css stuff is news to me. I'm trying to architect a pretentious personal page, but i can't figure out how to get the page to render correctly in Ie. the page is at http://blunx.no-ip.com/jason/muchbetter/front.html and the stylesheet is http://blunx.no-ip.com/jason/muchbetter/stylesheet.css ..

if you view the page in firefox you will see something very pretty, but IE totally disregaurds my attempts to make the content contained within a bounded div box. Additionally IE doesnt wan't to render the bounding box for the same general content area in full size, instead it just renders the box as needed for a simple " " rendered within the box. i have a feeling fixing these two problems will be a good starting point for the long agonizing road towards well-written css that works on both browsers.

i have tried some other tricks, but have not saved my works in progress while testing because none of the trick seemed to render properly in either browser. a friend once told me of some difference between classes with periods in front of them such as ".periodclass" rather than pound signs in front such as "#poundclass", but when i try to put pound signs in front of the classes it seems to make no difference or break things worse.

can someone help me figure out the problems listed and perhaps guide me to a great starting resource for css? all i have at this point is w3schools and the numerous examples shown on this mailing list's wiki, hacking together the jumbled css i have thus far from examples is obviously not helping me much :)

- jason






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