I am having browser compatibility issues. I designed my website wile using dotnetnuke and firefox browser, it only took about  12 hours to setup and it looks great I was thoroughly impressed. Then I looked at it in IE and I was disgusted none of the content panels are aligning and filling the empty space up like they do in firefox. I am not even sure where to begin to fix this, please help.

http://www.wildwoodcampsites.com

Look at the above site in Firefox that is what I would like my site too look like.

Then look at it in IE that is the what 90% of people are seeing right now....arrrg.

This not a display of browsers showing correct code differently, but browsers showing incorrect code differently. It'll match as you want it to as soon as you've gone through it with a fine toothed comb.

On first glance you've got a mis-matched tbody tag, and also some odd stuff like <td width="1900"><img src="/DNN/Portals/_default/Skins/Serenity32-4/Images/spacer.gif" width="9" height="1"></td>

You'll find the problems if you just go through your skin carefully.

Browsers will always try and display a page regardless of any errors, but they won't always display the results the same way. IE is normally more forgiving than Firefox when displaying faulty code, but in this case you started with Firefox, so that set the norm.

Rob

Well I am not a Web designer at all I didn't do the skin either. I bought it, I haven't even looked inside the skin files. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction I guess I have to dig through the skin files and find these problematic CSS lines. Thank you.