I have a Header with a background with images ontop of it. They come up perfect in FF but only the images on top will come up in IE. I have the following CSS entry:
#headerDiv {
width:100%;
height:141px;
background-image:url(images/page_top_bg.jpg);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-position:left top;

The CSS validator has errors it says that bg and color should be together . It was a little vague and I did not understand it. Is there something else i need so that IE can read it?

Does anyone know and reading on the differnces in FF/Mozila and IE because i have a lot of problems betwen the two.

http://pacopybrad.auctioncms.com

I think I am having a similar problem and I've noticed what the problem is exactly, I'm just looking to see if anyone has found a way around it.

My website uses a ton of background images, all included in my CSS file. They work great in FF, but won't appear in IE. The problem is that they are either in a class or an ID.

For example, the following code works fine in any browser:

body {
   background: url('../images/bg.jpg');
}

However as soon as you make your own class

.myClass {
   background: url('../images/myClassBg.jpg');
}

and include it in your HTML file as such

<table width="100%" class="myClass">

the image will not appear. Is there any way of doing this in IE?

It would help a lot more to see ALL of your code and CSS, Bean. The url you gave isn't working.

Portkey, it sounds more like a conflict in your CSS since IE can and does display backgrounds using ID's and classes.

I understand this, but I too have sent my file through the validator and it claims that there are no errors, and all warnings do not pertain to this issue. Why is it then that I can not declare a class within a table in IE, but I can in FF?

http://www.the-portkey.com/skins/default/style.css

Where's the page so we can see what's going on, portkey? It's not immediately obvious to me, other than that you've got some background URLs in quotes and some sans quotes (I'd remove those quotes if I were you.)

Sure, here's a link that i think will work best

http://www.the-portkey.com/profile/?id=97825990

Portkey - for one thing IE is choking on an error in your javascript, it's complaining about line 152.

yeah, it's just an error about my script that asks "Are you sure you want to delete this?"

i just put this on every page cause it doesn't show up in FF. Since I didn't use this script on this particular page, IE displays an error on it. [Something that has always bugged me about IE]