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Old 02-04-06, 02:14 PM
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Question CSS behaves in a different way in Firefox! Help!

Hi people!

I have somewhat of an annoying problem with my website (http://www.before-buying.co.uk). I have used CSS (3 cols) for my site and everything works just fine when I open my site in Explorer. (Even when I minimize the windows, my 3 cols show up just fine). I have just discovered that my site behaves differently when I open it with Firefox. Basically what happens is that the middle column (the text) is displayed UNDER my left column! (please check out my site). How do I get this working properly in BOTH Firefox and Explorer?

Please help!

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Old 02-16-06, 12:36 PM
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Hi Mod,

Could you please close this thread? I am proud to say I have found the solution in the meantime...

Thx!
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