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the_eggwhiteWhich of you buggers snuck a ":third-line { }" pseudo-element into the CSS spec, successfully had it implemented in all browsers and then used it somewhere in the vast and arcane CSS I'm working with? Own up! There's no other explanation that I can think of for why a whole bunch of blocks of text on the page I'm playing with suddenly indent by about 1em on the third line.
Sneaky bugger. I'll get you.
EDIT: Fixed!
I don't know why my change fixed the problem - it should have broken it further, but intead it got better. Clearly browsers were confused by my slightly cavalier attitude to rendering blocks as inlines and inlines as blocks, then nesting them each inside the other almost to the point of recursion.
Sneaky bugger. I'll get you.
EDIT: Fixed!
I don't know why my change fixed the problem - it should have broken it further, but intead it got better. Clearly browsers were confused by my slightly cavalier attitude to rendering blocks as inlines and inlines as blocks, then nesting them each inside the other almost to the point of recursion.
