I don't know why it was fine before, but right after I added the search box it floated to the right. I believe my code is pretty messy so I'll let an expert do it. gameinfiniti.com Also any idea why the search box isn't actually in the div? Thanks
Well... with 117 validation errors you do not have HTML, you have gibberish - the first step would be to clean that up before even thinking about element placement... Though we look at the markup and you have no doctype so cross browser compatibility is going to be nonexistant, you're knee deep in javascript that doesn't even look like it does anything CSS can't do all on it's own, you've got TOPMARGIN, ALIGN, TABLEs for layout, deep nested tables for no good reason... I'd have to throw it all away and start over from scratch to even TRY to figure out any alignment issues, though the search box looks fine where it is - in Opera at least. I don't even SEE a search box in IE8... as to what div it's in, my question would be "what div's, you're using tables for layout like it's still 1997" Pitching it and starting over might not be for the worst anyways given the absurdly low contrast of the text to it's background and fixed metric fonts being a total accessibility /FAIL/. Here's a tip, declaring you content as font-size:10px? BAD IDEA. Dark grey on Darker grey? Even worse. Hell, when the page first loaded I didn't think it had finished loading. Chuck it and start over - whoever taught you to code a page that way needs to pull their head out of the 1990's backside.
lol got it from a template i almost always avoid tables normally anyway got it fixed: just had an extra </div> over there and yea, I'm going to try to fix the layout. Any ideas for which doc type? xhtml transitional didnt work so well last time...