ecktwo,

The EXACT same problem exist with the media module.  It also exists with the Text/HTML module. The image spacing problem exists in all of these.  I will change the module to Text/HTML and show you.

Has no one EVER seen this very basic behavior before? I am amazed that something this basic has not been seen in the past.

Look at the edges of the fixed width page on each of these.

DNN Blue Fixed Width Vertical Menu
Internet Explorer With A TopPane Image Of 700 Pixels

DNN Blue Fixed Width Vertical Menu
Internet Explorer With No TopPane Image

DNN Blue Fixed Width Vertical Menu
FireFox Explorer With A TopPane Image Of 700 Pixels

DNN Blue Fixed Width Vertical Menu
FireFox With No TopPane Image

Yes we see it ;) and if you know a bit about CSS and browser compliance, you shouldn't be that surprised to see these kinds of differences. One important think is that the CSS box model in IE in quirks mode is broken. So you need to skin around it if you want IE and FF to look exactly the same.

Some pointers for a do-it-yourself approach: 1. get a good CSS book, 2. analyse dnn skins, 3. look for resources, e.g. http://www.dnncreative.com   as an alternative you can always hire a skinner or buy a skin you like.

Good luck,

Peter