Sliding Panel div Moving when acitvated in Safari

Hey,
If you go to my website, in safari, and click on "Resume" on the left side, and then begin to use the sliding panels it becomes very apparent that something is wrong.  Feel free to look at my source code.
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~jrathke
I have a hunch that it may be the iframe, that being said... does anyone know of any jquery solutions to replace iframes? Because that would solve quite a few problems in itself, thanks.
-Josh

I forgot to mention that I put some test pages which
demonstrate the panels outside the table structure.
just the sliding panels:
http://www.rightonstudio.com/client/staging/jenko/chelsea/html/testimonials2.html
and with a table on top for the header section, divs in the
middle for the panels, and table on the bottom for the footer
section. This works but the alignment is all off in IE6,7 but not
in Safari and a little off in FF. :
http://www.rightonstudio.com/client/staging/jenko/chelsea/html/testimonials3.html
-L

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    visible, can't receive focus. Try adding the following CSS
    somewhere *BELOW* SprySlidingPanels.css on your page:
    <style type="text/css">
    .SlidingPanelsContent {
    overflow: hidden;
    .SlidingPanelsContent * {
    visibility: hidden;
    .SlidingPanelsCurrentPanel *, .SlidingPanelsAnimating * {
    visibility: visible;
    </style>
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    SlidingPanelsCurrentPanel and SlidingPanelsAnimating classes on the
    various panels at strategic times. The styles above make use of
    these classes to hide content when they aren't showing. Thus
    preventing them from getting focus. Note that the overflow:hidden
    on the SlidingPanelsContent class is necessary because if it is
    auto or scroll, the browser will place the div in the tab order so
    it can get focus. If it is overflow:hidden, it does not do this.
    --== Kin ==--

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