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List item disappears in Firefox

 
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When I display the following page in Firefox, list item 1 & its children do not appear. The only way I have been able to get them to appear is to delete the entire <div id="functions"> above it. Although this is not the final arrangement of the page, I will need to be able to access these functions. How can I keep the top section and still see all of the list items in the lower section? (BTW, this does not happen in IE.) Thanks in advance!

 
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What is the CSS attached to the div?

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I tried to pick out all of the entries that apply to this page (the file is pretty long):

 
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Sorry, I must have left out something important in my last post. I tried the above out and it displayed ok. So I copied more of one of my css files in and had the problem. Here's the revised css:
 
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As soon as I looked at my last post, I realized what a mess my file was. I'm trying to remove old entries & clean it up a little (& put everything in 1 css instead of 2) - hopefully I can fix this on my own. Thanks!
 
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