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The causes: The clear float line-break, the #left and #right margin-bottom.

The solution: Remove the #left and #right margin-bottom's and change the .navMenu margin to '-10px 0 0'.

It looks to me as if the div#flash_container is the exact size of the flash object, thus it will be in the same position regardless of text-align. With your current setup you could try something like...

The marquee tag is a non-standard HTML tag and won't validate under any doctype. That's why it's recommended JavaScript be used for marquee instead of the non-standard tag.

Not really, I've done something like this on one of the themes I created but I couldn't get the jQuery to work on your site. You'd be best off posting this request in the JavaScript section.

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FYI, the correct syntax for borders is:

<border-width> <border-style> <border-color>

So your properties should look like this:


border-top: 1px solid red; border-left: 1px solid red

This requires JavaScript.

onFocus="this.value=''"That will clear the text, FYI.

Use padding: 0 40px; on the spans instead of the word-spacing.

Use CSS, or JavaScript to set the attributes.


img {
width: 100px;
height: 100px;
}

'invisible' is an invalid value for visibility, it should be 'hidden'.

Reference: http://w3fools.com/

It right-aligns properly for me in IE8. Here's a different way to possibly center it:


.form .submit {
position: relative;
left: 50%;
}

What browser and version are you using? A link may be helpful.

Here's what it looked like for me:

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.form .submit {
display: block;
float: none;
margin: auto;
}That will center it.


.form .submit {
float: right;
}That will align it right.

I can only assume you need to set the MIME type, as noted here: http://www.htmlremix.com/css/curved-corner-border-radius-cross-browser

There's also this: http://css3pie.com/

Ctrl + F 'text-16' in your coding, it must be a part of your coding and not generated through the script otherwise it would not be visible in the page source, but in Firebug. If you can't find it,...

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There's an example, first table has a cellspacing of 10, second table has a border-spacing of 10. If it doesn't work for you, may I see a link or some code? Also, knowing...

Add clear: both; to the paragraph with the ad.

I have confirmation from a friend that uses IE8 that the corners are rounded with the HTC file. Can I have a link to your site?

#content {
position: relative;
}

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That's what I see, seems fine to me.

You could use a list, but the way you're doing it now works just as well and a list would require more markup.

Add clear: both; to .galleria-container

Remove the line-break after those two entries, I believe you don't actually need any of them; removing them made no changes for me except making the first two properly inline.

It will do exactly what the cellspacing attribute does if the border-collapse is set to it's default value; separate.

The child selector is supported in IE7+ and all other major browsers.