Horizontal Scrolling and Other CSS problems

[TheBrownRecluse]

I have a site here that I'm doing for a client. Yeah, I know that the design sucks, but this is just a preliminary site. Compared to what they have now right now, it's better just to get it up and running so as to market it.

Here's my problems.

1. I got a left hand scrolling problem and I need to get it turned off.
2. I need to figure out how to make the submit button an actual button.
3. I want to know how to keep the footer from moving up or down at a certain point when I'm adding or deleting content.

I've yet to debug this site in any PC browsers so far (I just now got Parallels with XP and Vista, VERY COSTLY). If you guys got any other critiques concerning execution of CSS I'd greatly appreciate it.

The target browsers I'm going for are Safari, Firefox, Netscape and Opera for both Platforms, and IE 5.5, 6 and 7 for PC (the later for both XP and Vista). Thanks.

Also, I was wondering if anybody could troubleshoot the other Debt Zero site (debtzero.com - Home Page)

[DrTandem1]

To make the "submit" button a button, you must take the input fields out of the paragraph tag. I don't believe that's valid, anyway.

I'm not sure what you mean by left hand scrolling. Do you mean you can't figure out why everything is left justified?

Forget about "target browsers." Make the page validate to W3C standards.

[TheBrownRecluse]

Sorry, I meant when you scroll to the right, the body paragraph scrolls behind the buttons on the left hand side.

[bj]

Um, I think you misunderstood what position: fixed; means. Delete it everywhere and see what happens.

You might need to reconstruct your layout for it to behave better. You can find layouts here:

Layout Gala