Hey, guys...

Some of you might recognize me from the immensely long and drawn out "I hate Netscape" thread as one of those who still saw the practicality of using tables for layout. Well, I still enjoy the cross-browser flawlessness of tabled design, but I thought I needed to see what all the fuss was about with this CSS movement. So here is my site for review...no tables! :)
Well, actually it's just the first page, but it represents what the entire thing will look and act like.
On my end, it tests out perfectly in NN 7.1, Opera 7.23, Moz 1.5, and Firebird 0.7. IE absolutely murders it, so what I was hoping to get in the way of feedback was how can I tweak the CSS so that IE plays nice? Most (like 97%) of the target audience for this site will be viewing it through the tainted eyes of IE 5 and up.

www.nmia.com/~dougs/ENM/index.html

Thanks in advance for your help and insight.

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doug sanchez, creative director/lead designer

Hey Doug,

I think you must have doe some tweaking alredy because I just checked it in IE 6 and it seemed fine!

The only thing I found odd was that it seemed quite narrow on my screen, but that may have been what you intended.

Tania

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