Sandeep,

Are you saying that you tried it in an XHTML skin?  Or did you try to do something to your module itself to make it XHTML?

The layout of your skin could also affect its layout in certain browsers.  I've seen, specifically, issues where the main container in the skin was a centered div element.  Are you doing anything like that in the skin?

Hope it helps,

Sandeep,

I'm sorry, I didn't understand your answer.  Also, it looks like your code example is missing from the post.

Can you first confirm that you are using an XHTML skin (rather than trying to do something in code to make it XHTML)?  If you need a skin to test with, they are freely available from http://www.xhtmlskins.com/ (Register and download the 1024px skin for easiest use).

Hope I can help,

The solution it's not functional because you must modify the portal in this case the skin or skins that you have but what happen if your modules are portables and make the package and install it in other portal? you have to do always the same procedure, I think that there is other way to solve this and I hope somebody bring us the solution.