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Ah, interesting. Thanks so much for the help!

Perfect! That did the trick, thanks a million. If you don’t mind, can you explain how the solution works? I am still learning CSS.

Thanks for the suggestion Figaro – unfortunately it did not work. That moved all the items on my sidebar onto a single line. I created a new template to use just for pages with tabs, and tried this:

#tabcontainerlist ul li 

{
	list-style-type: none;
	background-image: none;
	background-position: 0 0 0 0;
	padding: 0 0 0 0;
	margin: 0 0 0 0;
	line-height: 0;
}

And it didn’t work either. The gap is still there in FireFox, and the line then interesects the tab boxes in Internet Explorer.

@whispert – OMG. Not only did that fix it, it also solved some problems I was having with Inline Google Maps. Thanks so much!

I was able to work around the Google Maps problems with the Inline Google Maps plugin. I had troubles with it before because of some CSS issues, but it works now. Still can’t figure out the centering issue though.

I’ve done an image upload form using Exec-PHP. But it was just one PHP script in the page, so I’m not sure how it would work if you want to call a separate PHP file.

Nope, not working. I thought I found a workaround by using the NextGen SmoothGallery plugin….but that works in Firefox and not IE *slaps forehead*

I tried disabling all my FF addons, deactivating all my WP plugins, and reinstalling NextGen, but it still doesn’t work. ??

Nope, I haven’t made any changes to the CSS. I’ve only strayed from the default settings by unchecking the integrate slideshow option, but it doesn’t work in FF regardless of this setting.

I’m thinking this may be related WP2.5.1. I have a separate blog on 2.3.3 that currently runs this plugin perfect in IE, Firefox, and Opera.

Also, I forgot to mention that in FF you can still click the box and the picture will load fine.

Thanks.