Just worry about the main page of the site. As far as I know everything I'm using is totally correct. The only thing I'm not sure about is whether document.all is a standard part of the DOM. This is current as of the M3 milestone release on 3/21. Use how the site looks in IE5 as a reference. Things to watch for: Floated table on the right side of the screen not taking up 50% of the browser window as specified. Style sheets not working correctly even though they used to. The weird thing is that I selected some menu option like 'select stylesheet' in apprunner, and it suddenly used the right stylesheet for my site. The problem might be that Mozilla doesn't yet handle externally linked stylesheets correctly. Background color of the paragraph way at the bottom of the page spills over into the table which is floating to its right. This is a pretty major error, but I'm not sure how hard or easy it might be to fix. Mozilla doesn't yet send a referring URL, according to the validator at HTMLHELP.com. Check out the validate link at the bottom of the page. DHTML stuff I tried didn't work. It's just a really simple piece of Javascript. Maybe it's not using standard DOM? If any of the problems are with my site and are not the fault of the browser, I'm sorry for wasting your time. Please let me know so I can fix whatever isn't standard. Thanks! Please e-mail me if you have any questions. Keith

Vidur, can you take a look at the DOM related stuff first

document.all is not standard. Try document.getElementById("note"). Back to you for the layout stuff, Troy.

Marking it WONTFIX, because of Vidur's comment that document.all is non-standard. If there are layout problems not related to document.all, please submit a new bug