gingermonkey17

Thanks Andrea, You have been a great help, once I've finished my lunch break I'll get on to the testing. Thanks again

Hi Andrea, Here is my html and my css sheet, thanks for the suggestion so far I will see if it makes any difference. Otherwise I await your analysis! Template.html main.css

Hello, I'm new to web design and have an opportunity to create a website for my company, things started off well but internet explorer is mucking things up for me, I'm hopeful that someone can point me in the right direction. I think it would be easier if I just post a screenshot and the accompanying code and someone might see the obvious that is avoiding me. This is how all the other browsers look: This is what IE does: And this is my CSS code: #header #logo { width: 346px; height: 110px; float:left; } #header #navbar { width:560px; /*Sets the overall width of the navbar*/ float:right; padding-top:71px; } #header #navbar #holder { height:42px; /*Sets the height of the navbar*/ width: 560px; /*Sets width of holder div*/ } #header #navbar #holder ul { list-style:none; /*By setting to none gets rid of the bullet points*/ margin:0; /*Makes the horizontal menu flush with the side of the holder div*/ padding:0; /*Makes the horizontal menu flush with the side of the holder div*/ } #header #navbar #holder ul li a { text-decoration:none; float:left; margin-right:5px; /*Creates space between the links*/ line-height:11px; font-family:Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; /*Sets the font to be used*/ color:#000; /*Colour of the font*/ border:1px solid #000; /*Sets a border around each list item*/ border-bottom:none; /*Removes the bottom portion of the border*/ padding:15px; /*Inflates the tabs all around the links*/ width:75px; /*Sets standard width of link to 75 pixels*/ text-align:center; /*Link alignement to centre of tab*/ display:block; /*Allows rollover link to cover the hold tab not just the text*/ background:#069; /*Sets background colour of the tab*/ } Thanks in advance!