CSS problems in IE

I am working on a project for a web programming class. The page I
created works perfectly in Firefox, Opera, and Safari, but not in IE :-(
I explained this to my professor who thankfully said that it was ok if
it didn't work in IE (The project involves other stuff, like database
access, that is more important than trying to work around browser bugs.)
However, it would be nice if it also worked in IE. If anyone could offer
a few pointers to get my page to display properly in IE, I would be
grateful.

My page is at http://cs.uccs.edu/~wgarces/bargraph.html

There appears to be 2 problems:

1) Borders for table rows and cells do not show up.
2) Cells in the table above the graph do not appear to retain the proper
width

Oh yeah, one more thing. The javascript is also borked in IE, so the
scrolling effect does not work. I've been using Firebug for javascript
debugging in Firefox. What debugger is normally used with IE?

Well, first, fix the bugs:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht.../bargraph.html


http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/v...u/~wgarces/def
ault.css

After thats done, then I'll see if I can troubleshoot.

mzanime.com wrote:

Well, first, fix the bugs:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht.../bargraph.html


http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/v...u/~wgarces/def
ault.css

After thats done, then I'll see if I can troubleshoot.

Ok. Fixed it. I'm not sure why the validator was complaining about the
color "orange" though. Eric Meyer's book says that it is a valid color
in CSS 2.1.