Lining banners up on beneath navigation

This is our site:

http://www.targeinnovations.com

I've inherited it's care and feeding from another developer. I am attempting to line up the 3 header banners beneath the nav bar but "banner 1" doesn't want to behave.

I checked my source code and all 3 banners are within the save div. So why is it bumping the other 2 down?

This is probably something really simple that I'm missing, right?

Thanks guys!

Would there be a more appropriate place to post this or would more information be of any help?

Hi,

I see that you're using a TM template. Those usually receive little help because: 1. They are commercial templates and it is right and better that the seller provide the assistance, and 2. TM tends to drastically alter (some will say "butcher") Zencart function and most people here are therefore unfamilar with these templates.

Still, you will likely receive some help here if someone passes-by with the required knowledge. I lack that knowledge, sorry.

BTW, it is a nice looking template, as TM templates usually are.

Oy Vey, tell me about it. I would not be using this if it were my choice. It's so temperamental. I was hoping it was some simple/stupid css thing that I was to dingy to figure out. Thanks for your reply.

Start by changing #bannerOne, #bannerTwo, and #bannerThree all to float:left with no padding, margins, or other settings. You can adjust from there.

I paid about £120 for a TM template several years ago. It looked beautiful but it had so many code issues that I spent weeks trying to get them all sorted. They always started by telling me that I had to pay for support regarding template mods and I had to keep explaining that I was not trying to edit the template, I was trying to repair it. NEVER AGAIN. After that I downloaded a free, very basic template and modified it manually to something far better looking than any TM template.
My honest opinion would be to ditch the TM template. They may look nice but in my experience the coding is very messy and you dont want to start a new build with unpleasant code that will eventually bite you in the ######.