kristopherives

Well, I was going to be a jerk and tell you to do it, but with FireBug this was very easy. You really should install FireBug. All I had to do was hover over the P link to get a full list of it’s CSS properties!

The problem is with this CSS rule:

* {
margin-top: 0;
}

When I click the disable/enable icon in FireBug it fixed the problem when I disabled that rule. Here is a screenshot: http://s5.tinypic.com/15zldte.jpg

Just remember to turn FireBug off when not debugging as it slows down JavaScript.

When I tried to comment I noticed it said in the URL that forwarded “incorrect captcha”. I didn’t see a CAPTCHA (those are the little scrambles of text that you have to decipher to prove you are human) to solve though.

I don’t use IE so I don’t know what errors you’re talking about. Are these CSS/HTML validation errors or Javascript errors when the page is viewed?

I checked out the page and it had this scripting error in FireFox:
Error: jQuery(“div.wpcf7 > form”).ajaxForm is not a function
Source File: http://www.leoncamp.nl/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/contact-form-7.js
Line: 5

Internet Explorer isn’t standards compliant for CSS or HTML. I would recommend using the W3C validator and using the clean and simple ways to make it work in IE, most of which you can find on alistapart.com. For example, in your stylesheet only specify VALID code. When you need to make hacks to make IE work simply create a stylesheet that only gets included using IE conditional HTML comments.