Lich

Take a look @ http://cruzweb.net/sites/showermans/design.php

The navbar goes all the way across in IE, but stops in firefox. For whatever reason firefox refuses to go the entire width of the thing and just stops there, screwnig up the rest of it as well. CSS is at
Take a look @ http://cruzweb.net/sites/showermans/style.css

any help appreciated

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Narue

Is the CSS written for IE or for Firefox? If you write for IE and then try to get things working the same on Firefix, you're going to be in a world of hurt. The CSS should be written specifically for a W3C conformant browser and then you can hack together something completely different that produces the same effect on IE.

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Arevos

When you float an element, it no longer takes up any internal space. If you put a visible border around your #nav div you'll see what I mean. Firefox is, as usual, exhibiting correct behaviour, and IE is the one behaving oddly.

There's a page here which discusses several solutions to the problem.

I'd also recommend the EditCSS extension for Firefox - edit the CSS of any website and watch the results in real time. I haven't tried this with IETab (mainly because I run Linux), but it may be possible to combine IETab and EditCSS together as well.

Lich

I knew that it wouldn't take up internal space, I just didn't know why the #nav div would fill up everything as long as there weren't floating div's inside of it. The overflow: auto; works like a charm though, excellent link. Much obliged.

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