As a footnote to this thread I want to add that I did in fact stick to the light and the way and the website was launched as XHTML/CSS. In my darkest hour of frustration I did try and re-do the pages with HTML tables and found that it was causing more troubles than it was worth. So, I persisted and found a way to get the layout to behave in IE with divs. I won't bore you all with the whole story but I found out what IE needed to render the page in it's own peculiarly flawed way.
If anyone wants to see the finished version check out: http://www.books24x7.net.au - just don't view source on the New Releases page (that was out of my control). If anyone wants to enter the free competition go ahead as it's a great prize and there is a statistically good chance of winning. Thanks to the folks on this list who tried their best to keep me on the straight and narrow (especially "BHP" David). Regards PAUL ROSS SkyRocket Design Co http://www.skyrocket.com.au ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
