Is It Netscape or IE that has problem?

[Toji Moreau]

When I try my code on Netscape the GUI is obliterated.

[stuart]

some common reason are:

missing closing tags (</td></tr></table> etc..).
wrong css level (certain versions of NN have problems with style sheets)

I suggest you use the HTML validator on w3c.org

Stuart

If you have JavaScript code in your page, you may also need to make scripts that call different codes depending on the detected client browser, so that it could work on each.
In fact, it is cool to have beautifull dynamic pages, but quite a brainstorm to make it work on any browser !
A++

[jorgen]

Your HTML code is probably incorrect. Microsoft does not follow the standard. (do you get my point since I'm not sure if my previous frase is English?).
I create all HTML always manually, it's a hell of a job, but so can I asure that all HTML is correct. If your HTML works in Netscape it works probably also in IE, so always check your HTML first in Netscape.

[Toji Moreau]

Actually, it works perfectly on IE, but Netscape seem to mess it up. I'm assuming Netscape has the problem because two tables that are supposed to be both 800px seem that one of the tables extend more than 800px in Netscape. Well, W3C should consider creating their own version of a browser that complies with all their rules - just a suggestion..W3C, did you hear that?