Can someone please tell me why my page is 'jumbled' when i find it in Internet Explorer? It wasn't!
I use Firefox, and it looks fine in that, but something seems to have happened in I.E. ( I saw it by accident!). I dread to think what potential customers are thinking!
http://www.the-green-house.co.nz
grateful for any help!

I see 2 errors:

1. Your Google verify meta-tag is not properly closed; it is missing the final ">" character. It should be

<meta name="verify-v1" content="qw2p4qUttvjB5Fxoq3O0nvxanTFIxCufRuQRJ6OI340="> 

I suspect this is the main cause of your layout problem.

2. You have a code object (obj197) that contains

quote:

googlec46703bc2b1cf0f6.html

This is a page reference and not valid javascript. Not sure what it is supposed to be, but you need to fix it or remove it.

Thanks larryd, have changed as suggested byut it still looks 'funny' in I.E. The text is all at the top and the photos etc at the bottom! Could you have a look in IE? Much appreciated!

quote:

Originally posted by larryd:
I see 2 errors:

1. Your Google verify meta-tag is not properly closed; it is missing the final ">" character. It should be

<meta name="verify-v1" content="qw2p4qUttvjB5Fxoq3O0nvxanTFIxCufRuQRJ6OI340="> 

I suspect this is the main cause of your layout problem.

2. You have a code object (obj197) that contains

quote:

googlec46703bc2b1cf0f6.html

This is a page reference and not valid javascript. Not sure what it is supposed to be, but you need to fix it or remove it.

It looks fine to me in all of IE8, Firefox, Opera and Chrome -- text and images interspersed as I think you intended. If the IE8 problems you are seeing are just on one computer, try CTRL+R to refresh the page.

I see obj157 waaaaay down the bottom of the page. I'm not sure if you mean it to be there, but it seems to be just repeating your keywords -- I think you could reasonably delete it.

Also, both IE8 and Firefox both complain about errors in the Google map code -- it would be worth double-checking to see that your code is absolutely correct. You may decide to live with the errors, (there's not much else you can do about them) in which case I suggest check to make sure the map still functions as you intend.

Thanks so much for looking... I couldn't open Google maps at all this morning to check!