Sidebox in Firefox & centering

[Alberta]

I'm almost done with my shopping cart but have two issues I can't figure out.
1. How do I keep my right sideboxs from centering to the middle of the column? I would like them to stay at the top of the column.

2. The right sideboxes fall out of the column on Firefox. Can anyone give me some suggestions on how to fix this? I've tried everything I can think of.
www.emplayce.com/products

Thanks!!

[kuroi]

Your site has serious structural errors. I recommend validating and then fixing the errors reported. The problems are such that I suspect that when you fix them, they will reveal another layer of problems to be fixed.

[Alberta]

Sorry. I forgot to tell you that I plan on uploading the other html pages later today. Are there structural errors on the shopping cart as well? I really need the answers to my two questions.

[kuroi]

It's the shopping cart that I'm talking about. For example you open a second body tag shortly after the first. That's not allowed and it's very difficult to analyse the structure of the rest of your site with such a fundamental problem in place.

That said, the vertical centering of your right hand column can be fixed by adding

#navColumnTwo {vertical-align:top}

to one of your stylesheets.

[Alberta]

OOPS! I'll get to work on that. This is my first website.

Thanks

[Alberta]

I validated the shopping cart and fixed most of the major errors. I'm still having a problem with the right column. I've tried different things and it seems that the center column may be too wide. Just a guess... Where are the controls for the center column? Anyone?

Thanks

[kuroi]

I'm afraid that fixing the validation errors hasn't necessarily corrected all the structural errors on your site. There are layers of problems here as we drill down to the specific problem causing your center column to overflow. The ones that I am looking at currently are that you headerWrapper and logoWrapper don't appear to be closed at the right time, with the result that most of your site's content is being wrapped in the logoWrapper, and even if that is forced closed, it's still sucked up into the headerWrapper.