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<P>I have never run into this before and have tried everything I can think of. Hopefully someone here has a solution.</P>
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<P>I have a site that has been upgraded from D5 to D6 (eventually to D7). I chose not to try to upgrade the custom theme as it had way to many shortcomings. So I decided it was closest to the Pixture Reloaded theme, which also has a D7 version already. With a bit of CSS, it looks great and very similar to the old theme.</P>
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<P>However, when someone views it on an uncustomized FF3, the content area ends up to the right of the right sidebar. Using the zoom (CTRL + or -) one can eventually get the content region back where it belongs. Changing FF to a 12 point default font will also get it right, but zooming out can cause it to happen again. I would have believed this was a FF problem until I used someone else's PC and IE8 where the problem happened in that browser too. I can't reproduce it in Chrome.</P>
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<P>So now I have to question the theme. It passes validation after I removed the &lt;em> tag from the site-slogan. So there are no broken div's or tables. I have deliberately removed the initial font-size so that the user's browser is in charge. All other font-sizes are relative.</P>
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<P>Any ideas how to fix this?</P>
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<P>The only starter theme I have any experience with is Zen, and don't know if I have enough time to build a new sub-theme (maybe one or two days). But I am strongly considering that approach to the problem.</P><BR> </DIV>
<P><FONT color=#ff007f size=4 face="bookman old style, new york, times, serif"><EM><STRONG>Nancy</STRONG></EM></FONT></P>
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