CSS Text Problem..

Hi Guys..
I seem to have a text wrap problem with my site which I'm re designing.
The new one is located at http://www.jamierees.co.uk/newsite/

The problem is that I want the text well the <h6> text at the top of the #content div. In the design view of Dreamweaver, it looks fine, so does the about.php page. However in Firefox and IEvil, there is 2 or 3 lines of spacing.

Knowing me, it's probably something that I've missed *slaps head in advance*, but I'm starting to think it's something else..

Also with about.php, the text wraps down over the #content div and disappears. I haven't really played around with this and would be grateful if someone could take a look *shouts for Ollie or Brady :D*

btw - the style sheet is loacated here: http://www.jamierees.co.uk/newsite/mainstyle.css < Validates with no warnings or problems. The pages are also Valid XHTML 1.1.

Jamie.

Looking at your HTML you seem to be confused about the usage of <hx> elements. They're for headings, not large bodies of text. They're also suppose to suggest a hierarchy within your document. You have an H6 above a H2.h6
{
margin-bottom:0;
}

h2
{
margin-top:0;
}That completely removes the margins between the two elements. However you really should correct your markup.

O yeh I know about that - I used a range of <hx> tags rather than <p id="whatever" </p> for some reason. However, I'm going to correct that as the heading tags don't really suit my needs and are messing my markup up.

btw cheers for the help :thumbsup:

Jamie.

ZIP it all up for me, and I'll have a go at fixing the markup and the CSS :D . I reckon part of your problem is the fact that your using <h#> tags for <p>s.

Hi Ollie.
Ye I know about that - I've just got in from school so I'll have a crack at rectifying that little hitch now :D

btw if you want the zip, I'll upload it and will tell you the link through Messenger.
Jamie.

Righteo, cheers for the help. I replaced the tags like <h4> etc with <p class="navtxt">text</p> and then sorted out the css. I also tidied up the css and markup so it looks better..
cheers for the help
Jamie.