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I removed all the orphan properties and still get the color issue from Safari vs. Firefox. Checked on two different monitors as well.

here is my stylesheet for the header:

#header{

background:#330000 url(“./images/header.png”) 0 no-repeat;
border-bottom:1px solid #c4cC91;
height:99px;
margin:10;
text-align:center;
width:100%;
}

#header h1 {display:none;

}
#header h1 {display:none;
}
#header p {display:none;

}
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Also, that validation check showed errors for the img src tag, I thought those were acceptable?

ok thanks, I’ll check that out.

I didn’t want to waste another thread, so I thought this might be relevant too.

If you check out the site, in Safari, the header img background color (330000) and the header background are the same color and appear so.

But, if you look in Firefox the background is a different color from the image I created in photoshop. I tried to make it a different shade of red, both in the “web only” color selector, but I’m still getting different firefox colors. Any ideas?

(1) After putting that new code line in for all three sections of the header, I was able to get it out of Safari. Thanks.

For (2), I still can’t get category seperation. For example, Safari displays Recent Posts, Categories, and Archive in Bold and seperates from each other. Could it be the version of Firefox I’m running (1.5.0.5)?

not trying to bump this. I just wanted to say thanks to any help, you guys seem very knowledgable and anything you can provide is appreciated greatly.

Sadish, after a few clean installs I was able to figure it out. Thanks for your time though.

sadish…thanks a ton for your help. my aim is seancooper and my email is [email protected]. let me know what works for you and I’ll be available. many thanks.

I updated the styles.css page with anything that would be my name, design, etc. as opposed to the default. It still goes back to the default page though. This occurs even when I have my theme selected from the drop down menu.