Reduced font size in browser

All of the sudden some of my text is showing up a point or two smaller in Safari and in FireFox.
The font is Arial and all of the text was created in text boxes.
Even on the same page some of the text will be the correct size and some will be a reduced size.
The pages were all created in '08 and I have not had the problem until just recently.
I'm stumped.
Here's the site: http://carlisleantiques.net
Check out the "Philadelphia Secretary" in "Conservation"
I have tried copying the text to the clipboard, deleting the text box, creating a new text box and pasting the text back in. But the text still gets reduced in the browser.
I have noticed that the text will often come up the right size and then a split second later it gets smaller. What's going on?
David

Well I seem to have been able to figure out what was going on.
I tried increasing the font size in one of the text boxes and was surprised to find that the font size actually got even smaller in the browser! What has solved the problem is increasing the size of the text box. I think the browser was trying to render the correct size but didn't have the room to make it the full size. This is clearly a bug in iWeb '08. You shouldn't be able to make the text box too small like that. I also changed the setting to keep the text in the middle of the box so that I made sure there was room top and bottom. It has solved my problem, and maybe it will help someone else who has text showing up smaller than it should.

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