I've built a site (using Dreamweaver CS3) with most of the info sorted out by AP Divs...it looks great in Firefox and Safari, but in IE 7.0 it looks like the divs are laying on top of each other.

I was surprised because the only W3C validation errors that turned up so far look pretty trivial. Does anyone know what went wrong here?

home page is at:
www . click sharpmarketing . com /beta/cven/

Thanks very much.

Well, your first problem is in using absolute (or relative) positioning for everything, it's just not a good way to go. Unfortunately, that IS the way DW will do it, which is why some of recommend you NOT use DW if you don't know how to code.

Z-index is used to 'stack' AP and RP elements.. but IE has some issues with the way it does things and just using a z-index of 1, 2,3,& 4 isn't going to cut it.

Frankly I don't see the point of using divs at all since it's all stuck in side a table.

Thank you, that was very helpful. I've redone it using the nested tables, and there's really just one strange problem remaining (that I can tell)... which is, in IE the PNG which is supposed to load in the page bottom won't show up! The file is there, it's just not being read in IE.

Thoughts?