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So I've spent the last year or so learning the basics of html, css, php and mysql while all along building a website.  This week I decided to go back and clean up all patch work and various types of styles and methods.  I created dummy pages while making changes just in case I screwed things up.  It's a good thing I did.  Apparently I didn't learn enough.

 

Can anyone tell me why my css is working just fine in Firefox, but doesn't work at all in Safari or Chrome. 

 

www.brittanyburrowphotography.com/index2.php

 

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Ya, dreamweaver automatically adds that in your CSS, and Safari sometimes doesn't like it (Chrome runs off the same engine). 99% of the time, it doesn't cause any problems, but that other 1% of the time, it makes Webkit (the engine) do funny stuff. Firefox doesn't seem to mind that line though, which is why you didn't see any problems.

 

I always delete that line whenever I create a new stylesheet.

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