>   Wrong nesting of lists.
    >   
    >   Each subsequent ul should be wrapped in a li, like so...
    >   
    >   <ul>            
    >                                   
    >   <li><h3>Writers</h3></li>                               
    >      <li>
    >        <ul>                               
    >           <li>NYS LitMap Authors</li>
    >           <li>NYC LitMap Authors</li>
    >           <li>NYS Native American Authors</li>
    >           <li>LitMap Author Nomination</li>
    >           <li>Circuit Writers</li>
    >           <li>Interstate/International Writers</li>
    >        </ul>
    >      </li>
    >   

Latest versions:

http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/new/default/default.htm
http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/new/default/default.css

I have adjusted both my html and my css in the following ways:

1.  My nav list is very "minimalist" html now (I LIKE IT!!), and the
designation of how the lists/sublists appear is handled completely via CSS.
The only 'hack' that I had to put in was an empty image for list items that
I wanted to have no bullets or leaf -- Opera seems to ignore my
list-style:none on sublist items for some reason.  It made my CSS a little
more complex with regards to spelling out the appearance of each level in
the navigation, but it's something that really makes sense to me.  Am I way
off here?

2.  Per a suggestion I read that content come before navigation (for screen
readers or those browsers that won't display CSS), I moved my navigation div
so that it appears in the HTML below the content area, and adjusted my CSS
to follow "floating" per one of the alistabove articles.  Now, I cannot get
this layout's content area to look the same between FF/Opera and IE, no
matter what I do.  Just moving them around in the HTML broke it somewhat in
IE and I've tried all combinations of margins/padding on the objects and
their containers... Nothing works.  Anyone have any suggestions on this?  Is
it simply not important enough to worry about having content come before
navigation in the HTML -- because I had this looking great in all three
browsers until I moved it around...

Thanks again - this list is awesome!

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