Bug in Dreamweaver?

[holstein_suzi]

:confused;

hey, i just designed a Site with DW, and opened it in IE, everything seemed to
be very good.
But when opened in Firefox or opera a Block in the headline was wrong coloured.
After looking into css i saw, that DW didnt add the --> # >--- sign before
the "colour XXXX" !!!!
I had to fix That all over the Site.
Anybody got a Quick solution for that in here?

Thx Holstein-Suzi

[Murray *ACE*]

DW never does this. Only you as the operator can cause this to happen.

Tell me exactly the steps I can try to see it happen.

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"holstein_suzi" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> :confused;
>
> hey, i just designed a Site with DW, and opened it in IE, everything
> seemed to
> be very good.
> But when opened in Firefox or opera a Block in the headline was wrong
> coloured.
> After looking into css i saw, that DW didnt add the --> # >--- sign
> before
> the "colour XXXX" !!!!
> I had to fix That all over the Site.
> Anybody got a Quick solution for that in here?
>
> Thx Holstein-Suzi
>