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yep, if you fix it the way that I have above, you should be good. However, you have this : [code] <td background="images/body_space_wide.jpg" class="bodycontent"><span class="bodycontentTITLE">ABOUT PITO</span><br /> [/code] in your html but you don't have a class "bodycontent" defined in your style sheets. So, add that and it should be good. Also, there might be a bit better way to do the <span class="bodycontentTITLE">ABOUT PITO</span> part. Since that ABOUT PITO is set in the td of "bodycontent" how about doing something like this : [code] .bodycontent{ /*font stuff and whatever goes here for the entire td tage*/ font: normal 10px Verdana; color:#fefefe; } .bodycontent p{ /* this just puts a little indent on the first line of the paragraph */ text-indent: 20px; } /* no reason to rewrite the wheel when we can use a perfectly good HTML tag ;)*/ .bodycontent h3{ font:bold 10px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; /* I like to combine as much as I can */ color: #9AABD9; text-align: left; padding-right: 7px; padding-left: 0px; } [/code] Then in your HTML markup, you can do it like this : [code] <td background="images/body_space_wide.jpg" class="bodycontent"><h3>ABOUT PITO</h3><br /> [/code] The about page looks just like you said in FF and Opera. IE hates it all the way around, but those changes should fix it and make it look the same in all of them. Later, C:\ [img]http://www.danasoft.com/sig/cprompt.jpg[/img] [small](Edited by [url=http://www.ozoneasylum.com/user/1079]CPrompt[/url] on 05-18-2006 20:04)[/small]
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