<a href="/index.php?a=page&p=3&d=2">World Overview</a><br>
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In a non-IE browser, the Navigation section, the Eridanus section, and the Stats section render properly, with correct spacing, and where required, split evenly in a two column text layout.
In IE7 (I don't know about IE6 because with 7 installed I can't install 6. -.-), it's all crushed together, and where it's supposed to be two columns it's a single column.
If blocking IEs access to my site wouldn't cost me 70% of the internet audience, I'd gladly do it, but sadly, it'll cost me about 70% of the internet market, and that's a rather substantial number, so I'd prefer to get this to work. Please… please tell me someone out there has a way to fix this….? :cry: