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In IE, the titles are moving to the next line. I've tried shorter titles but that was not the issue.

This the the HTML code from IE

• Apr 25
  Dance for JOY! Workshop

• May 1
  IDC National Gathering

• May 16
  IDC Midwest Regional Revival (Des Moines, IA)

• May 30
  Meeting of the Mimes

• Jul 16
  Dance Ministry Detox

Here is the section from the PHP file for that page:

Upcoming Events

<?php
ec3_get_events(
                      '5',
                      '<span class="calcontainer">
<span class="calmonthdate"> <span class="calmonth">
%MONTH%</span> <span class="caldate">%DATE%</span>
</span> <span class="calevent" ><a
href="%LINK%">%TITLE%</a></span> <span
class="calsub"></span> </span><div
style="clear:both;"> </div>',
                      '',
              'j',
              '',
              'M'
              );
?>

<?php
echo get_category_link(21);
?>

" rel="nofollow">Read about more events

CSS is different in all browsers. They throw in their own defaults and IE just does some things wackie.

You might consider a CSS reset or IE specific stylesheet to reformat the IE stuff to work.

I'm not that familiar with CSS ... wouild you mind being more specific? In the interim I will google CSS reset and IE specific code to see what I come up with.

Thanks

Every browser has it's own default settings. IE adds a margin of one size to something, by default, and FF adds a different value to the same place. There is no spec or standard everyone follows for this.

A CSS Reset sets all of these things to the same thing and overrides those default settings.

Yahoo has one at http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/reset/

Eric Meyer has a great one at http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/index.html

Conditional includes allow you to include something in IE and other browsers don't read them. For example, on G&G.com we have one that reads

This is an if statement in commented code. IE reads it and acts while other browsers see it as a comment and ignore this. This is in the head right after our regular css file that works for compliant browsers and fixes IE 6 where needed.

More detail on this at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512(VS.85).aspx