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Get a proper, standards triggering document type declaration - the one you have now isn't. It causes browsers to run in "quirks" mode and basically throws the CSS standard out of the window.

Remove the comments and spaces from before the DTD - it throws IE into fits to have ANYTHING before the DTD.

Fix the 28 html errors - most likely source of your problem is there. I can't say for sure that this will fix the problem, but we ask for valid code in our posting guidelines and it's up to you to provide that if you want help. If you want browsers to follow standards you have to provide them code that follows those standards.

If, after validating the code, both html and CSS, under a proper standards triggering doctype, the problem still persists, then come on back and ask again.

bye we're not all HTML wizards and that was a rude comment to make and to force people to post a certain style is ridiculous since half the programs for web design have tons of garbage code in them anyways.

I'll go find a polite forum!

Har.

That was actually one of the nicest most helpful Ed posts I've seen in quite a while. He could have been (and usually is) much more blunt about the subject.
Validate. Doctype. Two things we require you have done before posting. Not our fault you refuse to read and follow the rules of the board. You're the rude one for not following two simple steps in ensuring we can help you FOR FREE.

Refunds are available at the door. See ya!

Nice Ed scares people away faster than angry Ed, I think we've all learned a valuable lesson here, bring back angry Ed!

Who is this "angry" Ed you speak of? Certainly not me!

http://coddlingcoders.com/

I absolutely love this thread!! Way to tell'em ED! hahahahaha

Well based on the fact that "Ed" was wrong just proves the forums not worth staying in HA HA. Never changed a thing he stated and all I did was post to another group who had me edit one line of the CSS file and bingo.

He gave wrong info blaming it on everything else instead of being polite and actually answering my question and then was rude about how I should post.

My site code is actually quite clean compared to those using frontpage or dreamweaver whose code is a nightmare.

So needless to say I will not be back to a forum that posts rudely to a simple question.

Just how exactly was he rude, did he not include enough flower and puppy emoticons in his 100% accurate reply that may I add came a mere 90 minutes after you posted?

If you choose to follow inaccurate advice given to you by others and we all know it's simply because you wanted the "easy fix" rather than actually working on the underlying problems then off with you, but saying Ed is wrong when you clearly have no idea of what the problem was is just ridiculous.

And if you think your site is clean coded you've clearly a great deal to learn but seem unwilling to do so.

Wow. That site's been around for a long time.

Table based layout and using center tags... ya, you're code is superb. Don't change a thing. You have a vast future ahead of you in the web development industry. Send that site to any major corporation and I'm sure you'll get hired instantly!
Yup. Now i'm just being rude. Feel free to continue crying about it. Ed gave you very valid and very useful advice. If you refuse to follow it and continue to have issues down the road when all the different browsers start rendering your site oddly, you'll have to fix it all sooner or later.

Come on. You can't complain about a web site made in 1970.

well, half vast anyways.

Well played, sir. Very well played!

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