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Old 03-01-2010, 10:24 AM   PM User | #1
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Safari / Chrome <li> displaying strangely.

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On this page: http://www.racedaystaff.com/looking_for_work the first item in the two ordered lists appears to the right of the containing div. Does anyone know why?

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Look into your 56 CSS errors first.
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The problem disappears if you remove "float: left;" from .leftContentBoxTitle in main.css

However I'm loath to say that this is the "cause" of the problem.

I think the cause has something to do with the overlapping of the display boxes for the heading and first list item. I suggest you look at the page using Firefox Web developer toolbar and select CSS | View style information, then hover over the first list item.
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Thanks, that fixed it.

I've never used the webdev toolbar before, only firebug. Thanks for the recommendation !

Now on to the 56 CSS errors! Eek!
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