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For some reason the pop up picutre of the book is not working on my site.
I cannot work out why?
http://www.malthusconsultancy.com/feedback.htm%5B/url%5D
It works fine when l preview in browser mode but not when l ftp.
I am baffled?
This is the coding l am using:
When l click on the book l get an unexpected error message.
Justin
Just to give you my 
to help you in the future. I had a look at your css file ( just being nosy 
).
CSS files are case sensitive and it is best to keep in the habit of writing them all in lower case, there is a bit half way down the code that is upper-case. This could help you in the future when things appear to not work. 
Yes, it is one of those frustrating things that I found out just by trial and error…it is more with class definition: An example would be this:
// main.css
.jerry{
background-color: Aqua;
width: 50px;
height: 50px;
}
.Jerry{
background-color: Fuchsia;
width: 100px;
height: 100px;
}
You can see that one is in lower case the other class is in title case. They will be viewed totally differently depending how you write them in your HTML. I therefore make a point of doing everything in lowercase. Dependent on the box that the files sit on can dramatically affect the way they are shown. We have this very specific problem at my college where a lot of our files sit on UNIX boxes. I therefore get in a habit of keeping everything the same…just in case 
No Probs
I wasn’t scutinising it, just being nosey, that’s all
I have added this link to assist other Loungers, best look at the underlying code to see my point.
This is indeed one of the most frustrating things about html/css etc. A lot of html tags are not case sensitive (eg. <a href… = <A HREF…) but when using frame targets ( 
) for example, suddenly “TOP” and “top” are completely different beasts.
Yep totally agree and with the advent of XHTML I have “retrained” my fingers to keep away from the shift/caps lock key
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