its the other way around

you should mark "this thread solved" than.

The document flow must always follow the visual flow therefore the obvious is to order the alements according to that flow...


Therefore (for it to Function) you should make (the hilighted)...

float the image to the left
css:
.logo {float:left}

Expired or Illegal copy perhaps?!
"Sorry, the Windows 7 RC is no longer available for download. The general release version of Windows 7 will be available on October 22, 2009."

well, you may mark this threat as solved than.

Some little dumb mistake I'm sure...
p.s.: check the little thingy in red inside your code, That's what's missing here.

That's why CSS is invented for.
You group select and you divide particulars when needed.
So we will split that body of statements in two groups so we drop properties not needed for html to assign...

Try this:
html, body
{
background-color: #363636;
color: #FFFFFF;
font-family: tahoma,sans-serif;
font-size: 70%;
height: 100%;
line-height: 1.2em;
margin: 0;

-what doctype are you using?

Thanks for thanks, please mark thread as solved.

So you want them to be looking something like this (see attachment image)?
Add this line in your
CSS
#main img {width:100%}

It is possible that you've confused margins with padding specifications since negative padding is not allowed and people us padding to achieve similar effect quite often and may confuse them. But...

meaning: cripled Chrome doesn't support negative margins.

Perahaps its a BUG!

Yeah, it looks as it should on IE.

All container elements are broken in Netscape based browsers.
This is known as a bleeding fox syndrome bug, or "fox on fire behaviour".
It will drop...

What's so "correct" about FX there. All I see is that you are asking from IE to render a bug.

Here,

First thing you should do is to remove your script from HTML element and place it somewhere before HEADER element closure.

Second:
Something on the right should follow something on its...

You should correct your HTML errors first

stay away from that site and block them.

few notes on interclick.com
http://google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=interclick.com/

i suggest you block these addresses:
www.interclick.com...

The above, is the correct answer.

You can always determine the desired file type with "SaveAs" command; choose File Type: "All Files", and save it as whatever txt-file format you like including...

try this site (http://layouts.ironmyers.com, might help you alot.

I guess that my statement:
was not well-formed and can be interpereted incorrectly.

To avoid confusion, I should have used quotes like in:
This thread should have been marked as "solved by...

This thread should have been marked as solved by MidiMagic by now.