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api broke my css? [RESOLVED] - reeljerc - Dec 17th, 2010 Odd problem - I built the page in html, changed it to php in order to use the ft api, and my css is broken, see here: http://www.3monkeesevents.com/contact_new.php All the navigation images should be left justifed and the form text should be white. Any ideas? Thank you! RE: api broke my css? - reeljerc - Dec 17th, 2010 Found it - it's not the api (most you knew that already). A few of my image names, alt tags and id's shared the same name as the css rules. For instance, the menu image for "About" had the name/alt/id of about. I also had a css rule named about. When I converted the page from html to php, php assigned the css rule to that image. Changed the name of the image, all better. Created a new class for the form text, all better. RE: api broke my css? [RESOLVED] - Ben - Dec 18th, 2010 Excellent! Glad you found the problem. Thanks for posting the fix - - Ben |