Extra space after top navigation & images not appearing

On this website www.actionmarketers.com/cch.html, I am unable
to view the images when the website is uploaded to the server, and
also an extra space appears after the navigation bar in Firefox
(not IE). Ideas?

This won't be helping - your path to images is not correct:
file:///C|/Documents and Settings/Cindy Knight/My
Documents/Marketing/Chelan
Custom Homes/Website/Design/Website Live/images/home.gif
Brendon
"cindy__" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:fg5jun$dht$[email protected]..
> On this website www.actionmarketers.com/cch.html, I am
unable to view the
> images when the website is uploaded to the server, and
also an extra space
> appears after the navigation bar in Firefox (not IE).
Ideas?
>

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