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After looking at your CSS, I believe the only issue is that you don't appear to be defining how the newer HTML5 elements should be displayed. It's common to sim
by Skywing 15y ago
After looking at your CSS, I believe the only issue is that you don't appear to be defining how the newer HTML5 elements should be displayed. It's common to simply put display: block, or inline-block, for all of the HTML5 element that you're using. This should fix the garbled mess that you see in the screenshot. I don't believe that there is much more to it than that. Although, I do not have the version of Firefox mentioned to test on.