My site ( http://www.feaverish.com ) looks as it should in Safari, Mozilla/Firefox, and IE 5/Mac. However, IE/Win produces strange gaps in the layout. My entire CSS is at ( http://www.feaverish.com/wp-layout_book.css ), but it is basically 3 divs inside a larger containing div. The three internal divs all have background images, making the page look like a book (with a fixed height/width top image, a fixed-width/variable-height middle image - for the main site content, and a fixed height/width bottom image). The containing div is absolutely positioned at the very right edge of the viewport.

In IE/Win all three divs (or at least their background images) are shifted a few pixels to the left, ruining the look (you have to see the site to get it). Worse still, the bottom div, and its image, are spaced 50-75 pixels below the div above them, with a glaring whitespace gap in between! This totally ruins the continuity of the "book," as the bottom div's image forms the bottom edge of the book.

This is my first website, and the CSS is very amateurish, but it is XHTML 1.0 Strict and the CSS does validate. I've posted this problem in several design and coding forums but haven't received any help so far. Anything would be greatly appreciated.

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