Thanks for the input.
We know that the problem is related to the content contained within
the 2nd of the two <div>s because it disappears when that content is
commented out. I have encountered similar problems before. So, more
less in desperation and because I could think of nothing better to do,
I tried what has worked for me before. That is, in the problematic
2nd <div> I added a style setting "overflow: hidden". That seems to
have fixed the problem. I really have no idea why. However, from
this experience and my prior experiences, I think that when one is
doing a layout for a page using <div>s (as opposed to a table), the
<div>s all need to have a styling "overflow: hidden". Without that,
problems seem to develop when the various <div>s are populated with
content.
If anyone has any explanatory comments, I'd love to hear them. Thanks
again for the input.
... doug
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