Again, thanks a million for finding my problem. I would NEVER have found that.
Barb
Robert Moser wrote:
This specific problem is caused by the <nobr> tag at the end of your div with an id of div3. Since you don't close that tag and IE is operating in quirks mode, it happily applies it to the rest of the page.
Plenty of other problems to fix after that. It may actually be easier to start this site over from scratch rather than try to fix all the problems. But if you want to fix it in place I'd recommend as a first step looking at the validator (http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A//www.pcc.com/clients/uc/welcometest.html).
Good luck,
Robert
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