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sometimes, you may just have a small problem in css file, but your whole page will not work properly.
For example, you have this css:
#top{{width:300px;height:50px;overflow:auto}
You have an extra { before width. In IE, it still work, but in Firefox, all css after this #top will not work. You are hard to find the small {.
So I advise that we need to use a smart way to debug the css file. You write a simple css, e.g. .red(font-color:#FF0000;font-size:20px) then you place a div in web page
Now you try to insert the .red(font-color:#FF0000;font-size:20px) in the middle postion of css file to see if the red work, if it does not work, then insert .red(font-color:#FF0000;font-size:20px) to 1/4 postion of css file, and so on, until you find it works, then move .red(font-color:#FF0000;font-size:20px) down line by line, you will find the ugly { !!!
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