I was reviewing some sermons I was putting on line in IE7, and I noticed a strange quirk with the lists in the sermon notes.

The numbers for the lists are appearing near the bottom of the list item and the numbers are not incrementing.

Here's the page: http://fcctlh.org/?cat=11

Has any one else experienced this?

I am working on a project, which has been heavily influenced by Zeldman's Designing with Web Standards, 2nd. ed.

I have the following links to style sheets in the head of the document:

We're about to re-launch our church web site. For the new web site, we will be posting the sermon notes (a half sheet of paper that everyone gets in the service) online along with the audio of the sermon.

My question is: how are people handling Bible links on church web sites? At first, I was just going to link everything to Bible Gateway, but then I thought about doing a custom page that provided links to a couple different Bible sites (eBible.com, bible.crosswalk.com, and Bible Gateway) to start.

Anyone have any opinions, experiences, scripts?

I have this PNG that looks great on the screen (even in print preview mode), but when it gets printed from within Mozilla, it has an ugly black background. However, printing it in IE works fine. I created it in GIMP.

Please help!

Cross-posted from my blog:

I am re-working an include for one of the ministries for which I am the volunteer web servant. The include handles the menu for the site, and I am trying to include a search box on the menu (on may not be the right word). What I am trying to do looks pretty good in Firefox at high resolution, gets bad at low resolution (800 x 600 and below), and really stinks in Internet Explorer, period. The code is valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional with valid CSS.