I have been working all morning to try to get my pages to render identically
between IE and Mozilla. The problem lies in some spacing between my header div
and content div. In IE, it sets up fine, but Mozilla adds a 20 px bottom
margin. I have the bottom margin of my header set to 0px. I also tried to
adjust the positioning to -20 px, that fixed the problem in MOzilla, but moved
the content div 20px up in IE. Any assistance is much appreciated, i am about
at my wits end with this one. Thanks.
http://www.upperlimitdesign.com/swansea/sample.html

Change this -

<div id="contentInfo">
<h1> Come Join Us</h1>

to this -

<div id="contentInfo">
<h1 style="margin-top:0;"> Come Join Us</h1>

and see what happens.

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"fbcojman" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I have been working all morning to try to get my pages to render
>identically
> between IE and Mozilla. The problem lies in some spacing between my
> header div
> and content div. In IE, it sets up fine, but Mozilla adds a 20 px bottom
> margin. I have the bottom margin of my header set to 0px. I also tried
> to
> adjust the positioning to -20 px, that fixed the problem in MOzilla, but
> moved
> the content div 20px up in IE. Any assistance is much appreciated, i am
> about
> at my wits end with this one. Thanks.
> http://www.upperlimitdesign.com/swansea/sample.html
>