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Just to note, it looks fine in Safari with these changes; and thus looks 
the same in all those (most popular) browsers.

Unfortunately, it doesn't look exactly the same in Opera 7 and above, 
but the difference is extremely minor.  The black line at the top and 
the buttons above it have no padding between them.

An additional change I suggest is the following:

  .navblock h2
  {
  	font-size: 120%;
  	padding-top: 0px;
+	margin-top: 0;
  	margin-bottom: 0px;
  }

But this is a cosmetic change to all browsers that is based solely on my 
personal preference.

I should also note that the comments on the front page overflow the 
600px containing box with my fonts.  You can solve this either by adding 
a scrollbar or by extending the size of the box in this case (which is a 
pain in IE, but possible.)  Or you can hide the overflow (not my 
favorite) or leave it hanging out there.

-[Unknown]


> My suggestions:
> 
> This won't affect anything, but you are using HTML 4, but your head 
> element's children are all closed in the XHTML manner.  Just search and 
> replace " />" with ">".
> 
> I've made a diff with suggested changes.  These make it look better, in 
> my opinion, on Internet Explorer and Firefox.  I will check it on Safari 
> shortly, and possibly offer additional suggestions.
> 
> Most important is setting the default margin back to 0 for the form tag, 
> fixing your immediate concern, and placing padding and such styles in 
> the right place for ditsy IE.
> 
> Hope that helps,
> -[Unknown]