Problem with HR in Netscape

While glancing over at a skin I was testing in netscape, a browser I don't normally work with, I noticed that the skin I'm developing at http://www.joshtheaspie.com/project/ has a problem with the HR under the article title.

It stretches all the way over to the left, and I'm not sure why, as it's the only thing that seems to do this.

Any tips?

Think it might be an 'overflow' problem?

 

Can you show us the relevant code snippet? I found no <hr> element on that page.

cheers,

gary

 

Sure. I'm currently at work, but I'll be heading out in half an hour. When I get my shopping done at home, I'll dig the element out.

 

My apologies. It is not an HR as I thought, is the tag contenttitle div, below.

<div class="contenttitle">
<h2>20:30 - 04-03-2007: <a href="index.php?itemid=14" title="Read entry: Test Blog">Test Blog</a></h2>
</div>

Code (markup):

The CSS code corresponding to this Div is:

.contenttitle h2
{
	background: url(images/dot.gif) bottom repeat-x;
	font-size: 18px;
	padding: 0 0 6px 0;
	margin: 0;
}

Code (markup):

 

I don't see any particular differences among Firefox, IE and Netscape8. Can yo show us a screen shot?

cheers,

gary

 

Gary,

I'll try to get one from my dad's house where the problem occurred, and post the version number of his Netscape browser.