Currently, I am creating a unique theme with inline CSS for my first website located at .
I have conducted testing on various browsers such as Firefox, Opera, and Chrome, only to discover that most of the CSS is not displaying correctly in the latest version of Internet Explorer.
This theme is designed to be responsive (you can try resizing the window to mimic mobile display). To achieve this, I have utilized percentage values instead of absolutes, along with implementing a media query.
However, it seems like there might be something crucial missing. Can anyone point out what it could be?
In the screenshot provided above, some issues observed include:
- Lists are not displayed inline and take up 100% of the line (display: inline).
- The margin in the sidebar appears too large (margin-bottom: 10%).
- The background does not display behind text (background: #f2f2f2).
- The text for dates does not switch to uppercase (text-transform: uppercase).
- Images do not resize accordingly.
All CSS rules are embedded inline except for an external style sheet serving as a CSS reset.