   [web] IE7 does not like my iframe...
  Okay, A while ago I decided to add a Twitter frame to my site:http://www.digitalaquadev.net/home.aspand yes, i know the design needs improvement. already working on it ;)Now, in Firefox and the Safari Beta, the Twitter frame looks fine. However, in IE7, there is extra space left to the right of the scrollbar... space that should be filled in by the content of the frame! I've tried using CSS, the properties of "iframe", and both to try to get the browser to realize that there is NO padding or margin space, but it persists? Is this another one of those IE7 bugs that are justinherent to the software? Is there some sort of CSS hack to work around it? Should I resort to just reading off of the Twitter RSS feed or something? (How does one do that, btw?) I'd appreciate any help. Thanks in advance, guys.   
  On the contrary, it looks great in IE7 here but is completely mangled in Opera 9...   ;  The iframe looks fine in IE6 as well.However, your html is screwed up. (I count two nested <html> tags. That's not good. Firefox shows a total of 18 errors and warnings.I guess that could be why it acts funny sometimes. :)   ;  nested html tags... uh... wow... actually, that was a server error. which I was not aware of until now. O_O thanks for catching that for me. the error page itself is generated kinda awkwardly, it's another thing I've been working on >_>. the page loaded as normal after clicking the "home" link to the left. i dunno how it looks in Opera though, I suppose I should reinstall that. (kinda assumed anything that works in FireFox, Safari and IE7 works in Opera. *shrug*)EDIT: Meh, I'm gonna just go ahead and add a Twitter badge there instead. I didn't know what the heck that feature was until a friend of mine told be about it ^^; thanks for the help, though~[Edited by - DredKnoT on September 14, 2007 9:30:18 PM]