Note that, by default, Firefox and IE align the page elements differently. For ex, Firefox aligns elements to the left, and IE to center. Hence you may need to write in your page, like: align="left" to get the left display properly in IE. If you want to control the display of elements in IE6 and other browsers, you can use !important property. (People still using IE6 are not better than early men). A way to control the display of elements in IE6 and other browsers: .main-nav { margin-top: 10px; *margin-top: 20px; } // IE6 takes margin-top: 20px, other browsers take margin-top: 10px; Check that there are no unclosed comments in the file, in either css or javascript code, like for example, the html comments are opened, but not closed later. Better to write the style tags before the script tags in a file, as browsers like chrome may not work properly. Its better to include the css (and probably js ?) files in the header file. Because the css is global for the enti
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