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Currently the side menu drops below the main content.
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Classic float drop. Make sure that the total width of your divs, including margin and padding is less than the width of your containing element.
If you have the left side menu floated left and you've also added left margin, IE pulls off it's infamous doubled-float margin bug.
You also may have a problem with the use of 'id="head"' because you're adding that no only to the div, but to the images. ID's MUST be unique, you cannot re-use them. If you want to re-use the rules, make "head" a class instead.
In FF on Windows, your #main content section is sitting way down below , and htis is because of the 595px left padding you have on the left side bar.
Float #main left, or don't float it at all and use a wide left margin on #main to push it past the left side bar.
You also have some funky syntax in your CSS. The proper border size rule is border-width, not border-size that you have. There is also no text-shadow rule, at least not that is supported in CSS 2.1.
I've got most of the problem worked out, but the Flash is making a mess in IE 6. I would highly suggest NOT using Dreamweaver's default 'active content' scripting, it doesn't work well at all. Something like swfObject is much easier and does NOT use that horrid <embed> tag.
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Last edited by LadynRed; 01-04-2008 at 04:58 PM..
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