At 7:42 PM -0700 10/5/05, Estelle Weyl wrote:
Without looking at the CSS, it looks like a typical box model/IE issue. FF includes padding in it's width. IE adds padding and margin to the declared width making your center container too wide for the allotted space.
Actually, it's the other way around if you're talking about IE5.x or IE6 in quirks mode. Firefox correctly puts the padding, border, and margins outside a declared value for 'width'. IE/Win in the flavors I just mentioned will incorrectly include padding and borders (but not margins) inside the declared 'width'. IE6 is standards mode will act as Firefox does.
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