In your CSS, you have a rule that sets all .gss1 to display: inline-table; Firefox doesn't like this, and IE is even more picky about the display style. Both are choking here. If you make the line of divs into a table with a single row of td's with the appropriate ids, you should be able to get the look you're trying to accomplish. Otherwise, you could use floated divs, but that can be pretty finicky in and of itself.
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