Favorite weather bug has IE issue -- can it be corrected?

My favorite weather bug has an issue only with IE. I have tested it in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera, and it displays perfectly fine in those.

The problem: there's a small "Go" word that should appear in line with "enter your city/zip." In IE it flips down to a separate line and looks terrible.

Note: this script displays incorrectly when viewed in IE on the provider's site as well.

Does anyone have any ideas? Should I try a different bug?

<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://weatherreports.com/jscript.html?width=234&amp;height=60&amp;theme=white&amp;location=Fairfax%2C%20Minnesota%2055332&amp;units=f">
</script>

--Kevin

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Despite the similar sounding names, Java is not the same as Javascript.
Moving from Java forum to Javascript forum.

Thank you for moving this, Fou-Lu. Sorry about posting on the wrong board.

--Kevin

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although it sounds like am IE css quirk, can we have a link to the page in action?

Hello xelawho,

Thanks, yes, here it is. (http://www.theeagleextra.com/)

I created this page last spring. I've learned a lot this past year, and I'm in the planning stages to rebuild it using html 4 or 5.

I tried to cover the "Go" word with a white box so in IE it wasn't as obvious. You can still see a sliver of it.

Thank you for any help you may provide.

--Kevin

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