The Div with a tag of its own. By: Xisle

[Xisle]

EDIT: Nevermind I fixed it! Now I can dance!!

[gizmo]

But the rest of can't. It would have been nice to know the problem and its solution. Sharing is what this forum is about.

[Xisle]

But the rest of can't. It would have been nice to know the problem and its solution. Sharing is what this forum is about.

Well, it wouldn't help much. I was missing a semicolon. Anyone who has the same problem as me probably knows as much as I know about CSS(which isn't much), but it means they probably know they need semicolons.

The problem... was a transparent <div> tag. All the rest were fine, but no matter what I did to this one... it stayed transparent. Until I added that semicolon. :)

I kind of just wanted this thread to die so you guys wouldn't get mad at me for making it.

[Kravvitz]

Ah.

Why would we be mad? All programmers make silly little mistakes once in a while.

For X/HTML and CSS the validators are very helpful:
http://validator.w3.org/
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

[WebJoel]

Spelling is half of HMLT. If you spel poorly, -you cdoe porlee. :D And no, -it is good to point out the trouble and the resolution. -Let everyone know that it can happen to anyone. A missing backslash here, an omitted semi-colon there... it busts the page. I have been yelled at by newbs when they scream that some color isn't showing up on any browser except IE... and it can be something like "#f2f2f" is the color they have stated. -That's just 5-digits. You need six. Or, -forgetting the "#"... works in IE but not in any other browsers... and etc.