I was coding a pet profile with Stylish, and got it to look perfect that way, but when I actually put it into the pet description, it totally broke. None of the absolute positioning was working right, none of the things I told not to display were properly gone (even with the !important thingy), and the entire thing became a total mess. o_0

Any idea why this would happen? It should look like this, but it currently looks like this.

Hmm that's weird. I looked through your code though and spotted this:

h2, li, li, li, .pppage h2, .pppage span, .pppage li, h3, img + span, li { font-family: "Trebuchet MS", sans-serif !important;

So maybe it's added some funky stuff in that just overall breaks everything?

[edit]SUBETA Y U FIX IT? :P It's added in a couple "& quot ;" there.

That font rule was in there to begin with. XD I don't think it added anything, though I might have missed something.

No like there are some unconverted entities which probably just break the CSS ... such as & quot ;. When I pasted it in Subeta automatically converted it to the quotes. XD

I changed "Trebuchet MS" with quotes to Trebuchet without quotes, and even then, none of the other things fixed themselves. There didn't seem to be any other instances of the "&" character in the style tag, either. o_0

Hmmm. Can you maybe take a full-page screenshot of what it looks like in Stylish?

[edit]I don't really see anything in your CSS to reset the default Subeta styles, which can cause a LOT of positioning discrepancies... but I don't know why it would work with Stylish and not in the pet description?

Okay, I FINALLY figured out what the problem was. I was using the child selector (>), and Subeta was mistakenly thinking I'd forgotten to add my opening < sign to my HTML tag or something, taking out everything in my stylesheet before the last child selector. When I changed the child selector to element:nth-child(n), suddenly almost everything worked. XD

I think it's time to take this to the bugs forum.