happywaffle

Thanks Dan! You got me on the right track - I just noticed the lefthand border is being drawn for the item #1, giving me that extra pixel that bumps item #4 onto the next line. It shouldn't, cause I've designated #main-menu li:first-child a to have a border of 0. Looks like Windows IE doesn't like first-child. (Weird that Mac IE, which is older, does!)Just uploaded the change, I'll go see if it's working shortly.Assuming this is the case, anyone know how I can accomplish the effect of deleting the lefthand border for item #1?Also, I just noticed that the hr at the bottom is left-justified and not centered! Any idea about that?

Heh, thanks for the bumps guys, but about my original post??

Hey folks,So I'm hoping to go live soon with my wedding Web site:http://www.kevinandmarybeth.comAll together now: Awwww.(Don't worry, the ad banner at the top is gonna go away; that's not what I'm worried about.)Thing is, while the main-menu div presented here looks fine in Safari / Firefox / Mac IE, it doesn't in Windows IE; the fourth item in the div, "Registry," is "bumped" to the next line, so to speak, as though the whole thing is a few pixels too big for its space.All my numbers seem to add up if you look at the CSS:http://www.kevinandmarybeth.com/styles.cssMy friend, who knows more about working with Windows IE than me, added this IE-specific CSS file for me, too:http://www.kevinandmarybeth.com/styles-ie-5-and-6.cssMy uneducated guess is that I've referenced something in my original CSS that Windows IE doesn't support (affecting the width of the divs, presumably). If so, I guess I can add a special entry to the IE CSS file.Any ideas what the story is? Any PC users out there?