   Arrrgh Mozilla
okay, top half is Mozilla Firebird, bottom half is Internet Explorer. IE renders the page correctly, i.e. the right-most edges line up and the space between the menu and the other content is the right width (which is thicker than I originally wanted, because I didn''t want the damn things overlapping in Mozilla).Both the title block and the content block are set to 75% width of the screen. How is 75% different further down the page? 
  Firebird is still in beta.  Open a bug report and stop complaining about beta software not working correctly.  That''s why its a beta. ;quote:Original post by yspotua  Firebird is still in beta.  Open a bug report and stop complaining about beta software not working correctly.  That''s why its a beta.   I thought it used the same rendering engine as Mozilla ;  Post the markup (or link to it). Hard to tell you why it''s doing that if we have no idea what you told it to do .   ;  If Mozilla isn''t working, it''s obviously your fault. It always is. ;LinkyStyle sheet.It does it in Mozilla 1.6 as well. ;quote:Original post by yspotua  Firebird is still in beta.  Open a bug report and stop complaining about beta software not working correctly.  That''s why its a beta.   The render is not a beta. It uses the same faulty renderer as Mozilla. quote:Original post by BradDaBug  If Mozilla isn''t working, it''s obviously your fault. It always is.   No, it''s Mozilla''s fault. Opera renders the page just fine, and Opera is the most standards anal browser there is. ;  Mozilla can be a pain with those minimal details. It''s always the small things it does wrong that really tick me off.   shortcurves.com | /josh;  I''ve had experiences where one time IE isn''t listening to the percentages of the table width, then another time Mozilla isn''t listening, so both browsers sometimes do weird with tables and none always listens to the widths. ;  Ya I feel your pain.  Mozilla is such a bitch when it comes to this stuff, I had so many headaches over it.Here is my suggestion:  Try putting the whole thing (the top and bottom that are supposed to align) inside its own div field. Or a table cell.  Usually I solve these aligning issues by doing it this way. 