Coding IE exceptions in CSS

[Wynnefield]

Does anyone know how to code an IE only snippet in a CSS document? I am redesigning my site at Wynnefields Beta Version.

During my testing the Philosophy and Services pages render just fine in Mozilla FF; however, IE pushes the initial headings almost half-way down the page. According to my dad, his IE browser renders the pages the same as his FF, so that just adds confusion.

Anyone getting different results in IE and FF with the topmost headings on these two pages? If so, any suggestions how to code a CSS snippet for IE only?

thank you,

Wynne

 

[BaldEagle]

IE 6 and FF 1.0.7 look the same to me.

BaldEagle

 

[SiteExpress]

Looks the same to me as well

 

[Wynnefield]

Sorry, forgot to note I received a corrective suggestion on another board. The margin on my header was causing the heading to push down too far on IE. On the Macromedia forum, one of the admins also noted (although I am not using the float attribute in this particular situation):

"If that element was 'floated' in the same direction as the margin you set,
you should know that in this case IE doubles the margin value *unless* you
use "display:inline" on that element."

Just some info I thought I would pass along ...

Have a terrific New Year!

Wynne