I'm no super CSS expert, but I've see a lot of stuff and it looks like you've got too much going on in your css file. If you are going to float images, then you don't need to add the align=right stuff in your html markup. I'm not sure if that's the problem or not, but its always good to simplify.This weekend I finally got around to learning CSS, so I could convert my family news letter to non-deprecated and better-managed markup. My first step was to make everything look almost exactly as it had before, but without tables, and using css. However, I am unfamiliar with which browsers work with which css specs. I was following the CSS2.1 spec, but I don't know if some of the features don't work with browsers that only support earlier specs or what.
For example, Internet Explorer and Mozilla on Mac display my page fine, but Mozilla for Linux and Windows doesn't display it correctly--one of the pictures at the top is stretched out, when it should be floating to the right. The other right-floated images on the same page work just fine. Also, on these same browsers, the resized images (bigger and smaller) are really grainy. Konqueror doesn't even put up a fight--it dies right away.
If you want some really great css help, I would try the css-discuss mailing list. They have some real experts in the field and offer assistant extremely promptly.
Here's a link: http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d
Hope that helps some,
Kurt
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