CSS Firefox fix

Hi, I have downloaded a joomla template and customized this. I have a problem with fire fox.
Any suggestions on how to fix the firefox as the logo and banner are out of place
http://www.curioustesting.com/
thanks

1. You have this above the doctype (Cary already suggested one, but I see another). Renove those 2 lines.
<em></em>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
I don't have time to take the code into DW, but this may be causing the centering:
<div align="center" class="main_bg">
Remove the "center" and see what happens.

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----------------------------------->
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"typist" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> How are you positioning what is inside your contentdiv?
Are the elements
> floated?
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it.
>
> <div class="clearthefloats"> </div> (I just put a comment in to
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>
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CSS" by Charles
> Wyke-Smith for more)
>
> But if you are putting absolutely positioned elements
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> you
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the body.
>
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>>Hi,
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firefox, but then in ie
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content div. For some
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>>Thanks,
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"Nadia : **AdobeCommunityExpert**"
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>>> Ok,
>>>
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to
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>>>
>>> If you view it in Firefox you will see a thin
white strip at the top.
>>> This
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IE. If you cannot
>>> access
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repost and i will paste
>>> it
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>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>> James D wrote:
>>>>
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>>
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