I've been working on a site at and it's pretty much ready to go live whenever the owner gets her stock entered into the catalog (was supposed to have been done yesterday).

My last serious issue revolves around browser difference. If you look at http://blackwaterfolkart.com/catalog in IE6 everything's fine (I haven't tried IE7) But if you're using Firefox 1.5 there's a green background line running through the header image and all the text, starting with the breadcrumbs, is moved under the lower part of the logo. The only thing I've been able to do to cure the problem is adding breaks before the sideboxes and the centerbox in tpl_main_page.php. Of course, this messes everything up in IE6.

So, three questions:
  1. Is there a variable defined in ZC that I can use in an if...else statement to enter the breaks if the browser is Firefox (Mozilla) and not if the browser is anything else? Is "$lng" variable, defined in "includes/init_includes/init_languages.php" the proper variable to test with?
  2. Any ideas on where the green line is coming from in Firefox? I haven't been able to find anything in the stylesheets that make a difference. I have noticed that if I comment out the two
    HTML Code:
    <br class="clearBoth" />
    lines in tpl_header.php (lines 70 and 71 in my file) the green line moves up. I suppose I could add enough of these to push the green line down but then I might have more problems with the rest of the text.
Thanks,
Jim