I gave it an ie6 or below specific style sheet with a background:black; just to make sure it was picking up on things and that wouldnt work.. any ideas? thanks
You forgot the slash before the closing span, so IE7 actually interprets that (correctly, actually) by showing everything as part of the "req" class. All other browsers interpreted it as a mistake so they fixed it for you.
I wouldn't always trust the Browser Lab. If you're doing this professionally, I recommend either signing up at BrowserStack or setting up a few dedicated local Windows instances.
http://graphicstack.com/a/jay/contact/
I tried the page in Adobe Browser Lab with ie6.
The background image would not appear...
I gave it an ie6 or below specific style sheet with a background:black; just to make sure it was picking up on things and that wouldnt work.. any ideas?
thanks
The text is in red because of this code:
You forgot the slash before the closing span, so IE7 actually interprets that (correctly, actually) by showing everything as part of the "req" class. All other browsers interpreted it as a mistake so they fixed it for you.
any chance you can see why the background image wont show ?
The !important tag just keeps overriding the background declaration in IE6.
into:
Just a wild guess.