Can't have a look but I find the best thing to do when this happens is to use Mozilla's DOM inspector (Tools->Web Development->DOM Inspector).
Load up the DOM inspector, put in the URL. Then navigate the DOM tree until you find the node of the offending object.
In the properties pane click the drop-down next to "Object - DOM Node". Select "CSS Style Rules" to see the styles that were applied to it.
"Computed Styles", also in that dropdown, allows you to see all the default and applied styles that apply to that object.
"Box model", again, in that dropdown, allows you to see the information about position, dimensions, border, margin and padding.
Go see what styles are applied, or not applied, to your offending object.
- tim
p.s. If you use Firebird there is an extension to enable the DOM inspector on Firebird (and I think it's now permanently in the nightly build, and will be in the next release of FB).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke the following wise words on 8/12/2003 9:33 AM EST:
I have tried everything to correct this bug, but nothing has worked. I have no idea how I made it happen. The problem spans the entire site (i believe) but is blatantly apparant here (http://www.theward.net/wardlings.html) -- I suspect that it's to blame on the main stylesheet (http://www.theward.net/general.css) but I'm not sure at this point.
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