Can someone help me with these small problems

[jwebster8]

I'm putting together a store and I've encountered a few small things that have me completely stumped. Can someone suggest fixes.

The first is a screenshot of the page in IE7.

I've indicated the problems with red arrows.

The second is a screenshot of the page in Safari 3.1

Which has the added problem that the contents of the page overrun the main container.

In Firefox, only Problem1 is an issue.

Thanks

[kobra]

Without a link can only speculate that this is a broken link to an image

Overrun most likely the image is too wide for the space available

[jwebster8]

Ok, here's a link. We haven't gone live yet.

http://69.89.31.203/~sugargig/sugarcart/

I looked through the source and I didn't see where there is an image at that location. But I may have missed something

The overrun problem doesn't occur in Firefox or IE7 or even Konqueror. I've only seen it on Safari for Windows. So I'm assuming its a Safari problem.

[kobra]

In your header the left image is 211px high and the right image is 155px high.

You have transgressed outside of the default schema for your header with tables and these are not contained where they should be
But you have left the logo div entry

<div id="logo"><a href="http://69.89.31.203/~sugargig/sugarcart/"><img src="includes/templates/CUSTOM/images/" alt="" /></a></div>

[jwebster8]

In your header the left image is 211px high and the right image is 155px high.

They are in a table the first image is in a cell that spans 2 rows. This isn't a problem.

You have transgressed outside of the default schema for your header with tables and these are not contained where they should be

This again is by design. I was following what was done in
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?p=515370

But you have left the logo div entry

Right, there was an image tag in the empty logo div that was giving the empty image problem. I commented out the entire logo wrapper and that problem went away. Thanks.

I'm left with the weird block at the right edge of the navigation bar.

[jwebster8]

Fixed the weird block problem.

I had search turned off in the nav bar, but the div was still there. I commented out the line

<div id="navMainSearch"><?php require(DIR_WS_MODULES . 'sideboxes/search_header.php'); ?></div>

and the little block went away.

Cheers