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Need help fixing a problem in a home.php file to make look good in IE7


DM

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Hello,

 

I desparately need help fixing a problem in a home.php file to make it look right in IE 7.

 

I downloaded a WordPress magazine theme called "The Stars"  You can view the theme @ (http://www.premiumwp.com/the-stars-a-free-premium-wordpress-theme/)

 

 

I added an image the home.php between the flickr feed and the “Latest News” section. I put one there and it looks fine in Opera, but IE7 is showing words on top of words in the post section under latest news.

I figure there is some php or html code that would allow some break or something that would fix the problem. Some thing that would push that section down??? Visit my site to see what I mean.  http://www.wewantflowers.com

 

Here is the code: I put the image in the adblock file

<div id="flickrbox">

<h3 class="section-title"><?php _e('Photo Shots!'); ?></h3>

            <div id="flickrwrap">

<?php get_flickrRSS(); ?>

</div>

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

 

 

<li id="adx100" class="adblock">

<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/ads/ads-300x100.php'); ?>

 

</li>

 

 

 

<div id="list-categories">

<h2 class="section-title"><?php _e( 'Latest Gifts Ideas and Deals for Valentines Day', 'wpbx' ) ?></h2>

<?php

 

Thank you

DM

 

Thanks for the response's.

 

In the above code, all I added was this part:

 

<li id="adx100" class="adblock">

        <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/ads/ads-300x100.php'); ?>

     

      </li>

 

If I take it out it looks perfect, but I really need to have an image in that location.

 

If it is just some simple html code, does anyone know it?

Is there another forum I should go to?

 

I really would appreciate your help.

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