Published pages layout changes from iWeb page design why ?

In a couple of pages the layout changes from iweb design to published site, text appears out of place and headers mixed with body text ?
I have gone back to iweb but all is Ok within the file and pages visually, just publishing the site makes text changes to what viewers see

Thanks to Dale and Nigel at Bristol store who resolved this matter in a One to One session. Corrupt HMTL coding. All sorted now.

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Seems like my iMac with a 21.5 monitor should do the job. The webpages look great online, but how can I widen my draft-view so I don't have to keep guessing as to alignment of my text and images? Please advise.
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