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Site Javascript file I'm pretty sure the padding on the div isn't the problem, as the 2px in question is between each table cell, not around the edges

hokay, so ixonal.elementfx.com all them rounded boxes, they're divs containing 9x9 tables for the rounded edges. Works just fine in firefox, but IE is givin me a couple problems with it. 1. it appears there is 2px of space between every cell in the table, causing backgrounds to repeat when I...

ok, so I should be able to use getElementById() to get 'em? See, I had tried something like this before and I couldn't use appendChild() on the elements added in this way, so I was thinking there would be a function to reform the DOM or something. Oh well, I'll try this out this way and get back...

I'm workin on my website with AJAX and I want to create the menu on the server side, and just chunk that code into the navBar.innerHTML variable with javascript. Thing is, after I do that I want to alter properties of the menu objects. So I guess my question is are elements added to a page...

yeah, just a lil annoying since all of the code is written dynamically through javascript. I gotta get a DOM viewer and copy the offending code out that way Edit: ok, fixing that problem has started another problem. I have a 3x3 table to get some rounded edges. unfortunately it seems the table...

I figured out the problem. Apparently IE requires a tbody tag in strict coding. the syntax goes like this <table> <tbody> <tr> <td>

oh yeah, forgot about the existance of noscript tags. I'll have to slap that in there right quick, thanks. http://forums.x10hosting.com/programming-help/www.cathymcgregor.com that's a previous project, which is pretty accessible (tested and functional on FF and IE), so I've got a lil bit to...

ok, so I tried both the strict and transitional DTDs given by W3Schools for xhtml. Now, the background is always white in both IE and Firefox, and, even more odd, the yellow divs appear correctly in IE, but don't appear at all in Firefox. The "bubbles" still appear correctly in Firefox, but not...

first of all, the page in question is at ixonal.elementfx.com ok, so the problem is that the tables I'm dynamically creating for each "bubble" don't want to be rendered in internet explorer. I downloaded and installed the DebugBar and looked at the DOM model and all the info is there correctly...