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I have been converting a static website to a WordPress theme and the layout displays fine in FireFox but not in IE (no surprise!). The site can be seen on my online test page at onlinewpthemetest

The main errors I have presently is the slider on the template pages is displaying too far to the left and on the blog page the header is not displaying properly in IE.

I have been googling around to try and find good resources to learn how IE box model differs from FireFox and other browsers and briefly can see it handles widths differently. I have added a bunch of IE conditional tags to the headers to start to target IE and now I need to check what CSS rules I need to add to fix this.

I would be most grateful if anyone could take a look and provide some suggestions for CSS to fix this and dealing with IE & Xbrowser compatibility (good resources available?).

Most grateful for help & look forward to replies

Many thanks

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