Web page not rendering properly

Question

I recently switched my site to a Macbook laptop & the
page is all squished to the left. I ALSO switched from Dreamweaver
8 (on a pc) to CS3 (on a mac).
It rendered properly in win XP, but not so on the mac - is
there a way to figure out what I am doing?!? the browser preview
looks fine, it looks fine online, but in Dreamweaver CS3 the
template formats the main body text and menus in a straight line -
not at all whiziwig. I spent an hour trying to find out who to
call. the web address is Franceinfo.US
Marc Snyder

Answer 1

I hate when people use those "tinyurl" type of addresses.
First it hides the real address which should be known which is:
http://validator.w3.org/
Put your address in there. Linking doesn't work because there
is a time limit to the page if I am not mistaken:
Most of those errors seem pretty trivial. Basically in XHTML
1.0 Strict you need to have a container to put around block level
elements (ie: input, textarea, etc). So your form would need to be
in the form of:
<form>
<fieldset> (or you can use div or any of the other tags
listed on that validation page)
...form elements go here....
</fieldset> (or / whatever tag you used)
</form>
The width and height have to do with using CSS. Those can be
defined in a class or id and then assigned to that button. Also in
XHTML, border is assumed 0 unless otherwise defined in CSS,
therefore border=0 is not needed. And align issues are defined in
CSS. Pretty much if the validator says it should not be defined it
means it should be defined in the CSS code not the HTML.
Target="_blank" is the only interesting one. That is replaced by
the following javascript on links:
onclick="window.open(this.href); return false;"
BTW, I am testing using Safari and Firefox on my Powerbook
and everything appears to be fine. What browser are you using to
view these pages?