If you view www.chastagi.com in IE, it views like it is displayed in Dreamweaver. If you view it in FF, it is viewed "correctly".. but the CSS Layers are spaced differently.

When I was coding it, I set it up to be viewed in FF... and had to offset the layers some... then i realized that in IE it didn't view the same. Im sure its something simple im missing, any help is appreciated.

hmm..

but the CSS Layers are spaced differently.

its look and functions alrite to me here in both FF and IE


if u can say which part and where its different i may give it a special attention

Hmm, the 2 PC's i've viewed it on show the main layer <Welcome> and the Links layer placed farther up in IE and placed properly in FF.

I would guess that the issue that you're running into is caused by variable padding and margin across browsers. By default, just about every browser assigns a different amount of padding and margin to (just as a for instance) the body tag. In Opera the padding is 8 px by default, in IE 5.5 I think it's 4px etc. etc. The way to avoid running into this problem is to specify a value for both margin and padding in your css. This is particularly important if you're using absolute positioning.

alright, thanks lyth, i'll check that out tomarrow when i get a chance... sounds like it could deffinately be my problem.