Okay, smaller than 1500 is where is starts. Actually 768 to 1500 is the bad part and not a div that I can find.
Around line 388 of your responsive_default.css, you should see the following code:
Code:
/* The below code will also keep your header and footer from expanding past (980px) *//* Changing the % (100%) to a px (980px) will keep #headerWrapper & #navSuppWrapper from expanding past (980px) */
div#headerWrapper,div#navSuppWrapper {width:100%;margin:auto;}
#navMain ul{width:60%;}
#navMainSearch{width:35%;text-align:right;margin-right:10px;}
#navMainSearch input[type=text]{width:45% !important;}
#navCatTabs ul li{display:inline-block;}
Adding a clear:both call to the only line requiring 100% will clear the previous settings and let it do what you want.
Result should look like:
Code:
/* The below code will also keep your header and footer from expanding past (980px) *//* Changing the % (100%) to a px (980px) will keep #headerWrapper & #navSuppWrapper from expanding past (980px) */
div#headerWrapper,div#navSuppWrapper {clear:both;width:100%;margin:auto;}
#navMain ul{width:60%;}
#navMainSearch{width:35%;text-align:right;margin-right:10px;}
#navMainSearch input[type=text]{width:45% !important;}
#navCatTabs ul li{display:inline-block;}
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