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  • in ie9 I see one header image, one nav bar, a slideshow, and some text. Don’t see a problem.

    Thread Starter mixit

    (@mixit)

    Actually just got it fixed within the 1/2 hour. Thanks!

    Any idea how to center the navigation/menu text?

    I doubt if this is the best way, you’d have to change it everytime you add a new tab:

    #nav ul, #subnav ul {
          margin-left: 100px;
       }

    but it was the best I could do in Firebug. You may want to get Mozilla Firebug yourself if you want to work with css issues.

    Thread Starter mixit

    (@mixit)

    Thanks for the help! I actually changes it to 50px, then decreased the size of the width from 955px to 842px to trick the eyey a bit and it looks way better.

    wrestle-ohio

    (@wrestle-ohio)

    Can you tell us how you fixed the double header problem please? We are having the same problem. Site looks fine in Google Chrome and Firefox, but it has a double header in IE8. Thanks!

    Thread Starter mixit

    (@mixit)

    Hey Wrstle,

    It will be an html problem. I used the “web developer tools in forefox and they have them for chrome too.

    Choose validate the html and it will show you what errors it has. Then correct those.

    Good Luck!

    wrestle-ohio

    (@wrestle-ohio)

    Thanks! Actually, much like you did, I found the error myself right after I posted. It was as simple as leaving out a “>”.

    Thread Starter mixit

    (@mixit)

    Nice!

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