By chance, I opened Firefox and visited my site, just to see how it looked. And I guess it’s a good thing I did, since I noticed a number of interesting anomalies.

• The text within my <code> block was quite small, so I’ve modified the CSS a little bit so that it should now be readable.
• Because all of my posts are created using WordPress, whenever I make double carriage returns in their text editor, the program automatically adds new <p> tags. This seems to totally screw with the <code> blocks, ending them prematurely. To bypass this problem, I’ll have to consciously avoid using two successive carriage returns and, instead, manually add a <br /> whenever I want a blank line.

I also noticed that I may have prevented people from commenting on my posts. So, if you had previously wanted to comment on something, but couldn’t, feel free to do so now!

Anyway, I’ll have to remember to view each of my posts with both Internet Explorer and Firefox from now on, just in case more of these anomalies appear.

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