Pictures of tails

Picture of April

Due to the lack of actual tail in the picture, I feel obliged to note that the post title is actually a song by Accessory.

This entry is mostly a test of Clagnut’s very nice CSS drop shadow.

Can’t quite get it to work. I’m guessing something else in my style sheet is colliding with the drop shadow CSS. I’ll work on it.

Update: All done. Finding the conflicting CSS was made so much easier with the help of EditCSS, an extension for Firefox. With it, you can edit the CSS of a page and see the changes right away. I just deleted one block at a time until I found the one that conflicted, and removed the conflict by making it refer to the parent instead of the paragraphs inside the parent.

It still doesn’t work in IE, though. But I don’t see that as my problem.

2 Comments

2 Responses

  1. Tomas says:

    See if my CSS works for you, it does for me, in IE too.

  2. Pythagore says:

    Oh, why didn’t I think about adding clear:both to the paragraph after the image?

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