> The site is at http://www.emrec-beta1.com . 
> 
> There's a link at the bottom of the first page that takes you into the app. 
> On the 'Patient Information' page, enter something in the 'Last name' field. 
> No additional info is required to proceed.  Four clicks takes you to the 
> 'Medication allergies' page which is where the problem is.
> 
> Click in the 'Other Drug Allergies' checkbox. That brings up a form to enter 
> stuff in.  When items are entered, the item is added to the database and a 
> new line is rendered via Ajax in the div under the 'Allergy List'.  Each line 
> has a button on it to remove that item from both the database and the page.  
> In IE it's ugly.  In FF it's worse ;-( .  If you go to the next page and add 
> an item or two you'll see where I started.  I'm trying to change the links to 
> buttons so that visitors using the Google Web Accelerator don't have it 
> removing items as soon as they add them.
> 
> Any suggestions / pointers will be sincerely appreciated!
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Bill 
Hi Bill,
Your problem is here:
.col1 {
        position:       relative;
        left:           10px
        }

.col3 {
        position:       absolute;
        left:           35em;
        }
You would probably do better to use floats. 
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=AlignLeftAndRight

I won't embarrass myself by trying to write the stylesheet from memory
on-the-fly, but basically:
--Open your linestyle div (don't forget to give it a width)
--Open another div for the 'other' item.A gain, specify a width,
display:block, and float:left, then close that div
--Open another div for the 'form/remove button', specifying the width,
display:block, and float:right, then close that div
--close your linestyle div.

HTH and G'luck,
Howard
PS-- currently working on my first production RoR app as well. 


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