CSS Errors and Warnings
A CSS document is not valid CSS if it contains errors such as invalid syntax, missing semicolons, and so on. You’ll need to fix these errors to have the document validate, and to ensure that your style sheet behaves as expected.
Asking for Help to Solve Your CSS Bug (2)
When you post to a forum or mailing list, remember these rules of thumb: Be polite and to the point. Be patient while you wait for answers. If you fail to receive a reply after a day or so and it’s a busy list, it’s usually acceptable to post again with the word “REPOST” in [...]
Asking for Help to Solve Your CSS Bug
If you’ve yet to find a solution as you’ve moved through the above steps, ask for help. Even the most experienced developers hit problems that they’re unable to see past. Sometimes, just talking through the issue with a bunch of people with fresh eyes can help you resolve the problem, or come up with new [...]
What Do I Do if I Think I’ve Found A CSS Bug? (2)
This is a solution that helps you find the solution! 3. Isolate the Problem Can you make your bug occur in isolation from the rest of your document? CSS bugs often display only when a certain group of conditions is met, so trying to find out exactly where the problem occurs may help you work [...]
What Do I Do if I Think I’ve Found A CSS Bug?
We all find ourselves in situations where our CSS just will not work! Though you’ve tried every solution you can think of, some random bit of text continues to appear and disappear in Internet Explorer 6, or part of your layout spreads across half the content in Safari. Before the bug drives you mad, take [...]