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CSS Small-Caps Working in IE Not in Firefox
Posted on 09/24/2009 at 11:03 am | Viewed 15,268 times | 0 comments
Another IE/FF Inconsistancy?
I thought I had ran into an interesting (and new) CSS bug. I was using Trebuchet MS as my font for my H2s. It was rendering perfect in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox. In Firefox, all caps. In IE, small-caps. What gives?
Small-caps only working in Internet Explorer?
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Network Solutions' Flawed .htaccess and Mod_Rewrite Rules Implementation
Posted on 08/06/2009 at 02:38 pm | Viewed 34,524 times | 7 comments
I can't believe it! I spent hours trying to get the mod_rewrite rules working in .htaccess on Network Solutions' servers. Everything I tried didn't work. Using the default .htaccess (from Cake distribution) failed. I've used the distribution on several servers and never had any issue with the rewrite rules. However, Network Solutions's mod_rewrite works differently than [all] other servers.
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Phantom Whitespace Below Img in Firefox
Posted on 07/22/2009 at 10:24 am | Viewed 12,847 times | 0 comments
I've come across this thing a few times before- there's a strange space below images in Firefox, but not in IE. I finally found a nice explanation as to why it happens, which I wanted to post here.
Images are displayed inline by default. When you are using an image as a block (like when you want an image to take up the entire top half of a page) you'll get some mysterious white space below the image, but only in Firefox. For once, IE actually seems to render the CSS appropriately.
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