[Web4lib] Update: Problem with CSS?

[Jonathan Gorman]

Well, as the others mentioned earlier, there are plenty of good css validators.  Did you check it with any of those?  (It's quite a bit faster than relying on people on the list ot use the validators and then respond to you).  

Even without using a validator and just doing a quick skim over shows all the image urls as broken (they have a return line in them).  It looks like the file automatically inserted a new line after x characters in a row.  What did you use to edit this file?  

My guess is IE has a habit of removing a lot of whitespace when parsing through documents, so it's probably hiding that from IE but not from browsers that don't do it.

Jon Gorman
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign