Expected declaration but found '*'. Skipped to next declaration. @
Application is working fine in other browser except Firefox. While loading application it triggers following error on console.
Expected declaration but found '*'. Skipped to next declaration. @ Error in parsing value for 'filter'. Declaration dropped. @ Unknown property '-moz-opacity'. Declaration dropped. @ Expected end of value but found '\30 '. Error in parsing value for 'height'. Declaration dropped. @ Expected color but found '#cccccc0'. Expected end of value but found '#cccccc0'. Error in parsing value for 'border-bottom'. Error in parsing value for 'cursor'. Declaration dropped. @
Vahaolana nofidina
- filter — you're probably using the Internet Explorer notation, which won't work in other browsers. As for Firefox, it doesn't support anything besides url() until Firefox 34.0 (the current release is Firefox 32.0).
- -moz-opacity should be opacity. I can't imagine why you're using the prefixed property. Support for it was dropped all the way back in Firefox 3.5, and the unprefixed one has been supported since Firefox 0.9.
- #cccccc0 should be #ccccc0 or maybe #cccccc — I can't know which color you intended.
As for the remainder of the errors, there's no way to tell what they're about. Run your stylesheets through the validator to find out:
If you want someone to help you with your page, you'll have to post a link to it.
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Vahaolana Nofidina
- filter — you're probably using the Internet Explorer notation, which won't work in other browsers. As for Firefox, it doesn't support anything besides url() until Firefox 34.0 (the current release is Firefox 32.0).
- -moz-opacity should be opacity. I can't imagine why you're using the prefixed property. Support for it was dropped all the way back in Firefox 3.5, and the unprefixed one has been supported since Firefox 0.9.
- #cccccc0 should be #ccccc0 or maybe #cccccc — I can't know which color you intended.
As for the remainder of the errors, there's no way to tell what they're about. Run your stylesheets through the validator to find out:
If you want someone to help you with your page, you'll have to post a link to it.