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This option does the trick indeed but would not validate as valid CSS. Another way of getting the same result which does validate is add this to your stylesheet:* html #box6{ margin-left: 100px;}Again only IE will read this.Good luck!I used to encounter that problem as well with perfect alignment in both browsers. Here's what I used to solve that problem...For IE, use an underscore before the value, like this "_margin-left:100px;"And for FF, the regular non underscored value "margin-left:99px;"I just include both values, and make the appropriate pixel adjustment. And IE reads the underscored value, while FF reads the other.
Making A website IE and firefox compatible.
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To add some more details:A good way of designing a website is to first make it work in FF. Work from top to bottom. Use the "IEtab" extension in FF to view your work in IE. Then adjust the elements the way I explained in my previous post.Best of luck!