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http://brinsterinc.com/tireclick/index.php

Fine in FF & IE8, but in IE7, the content is not lining up over the background image. It's a bit too high.

http://brinsterinc.com/tireclick/images/ie7.jpg

Thoughts?

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Hello webguy262,

Normally in a case like this I would suggest using a reset since browser defaults are what's causing this.
Another suggestion might be to absolutely position an element that is so critical to be in the right place, though I usually avoid ap until it's absolutely necessary.

Putting a background color on #left_content shows the difference between different browsers.
Like this -

#left_content {
	width:800px;
	float:left;
background: #00f;
}

Specifying the margin on the p in #menu will even that out. IE7 has a different default here than other browsers.
Try 16px or so... like this -

#menu p {margin: 16px 0;}

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thanks, that did it!

thanks, that did it!