Browser accessibility with CSS

[sgl0ss]

I'm setting up a website for a restaurant using CSS. I have tested the site
using the latest versions of IE, Netscape, Opera, and Firefox. Everything
looks good on my PC but when I have tested it on other PC's it is not aligning
correct. Should I drop the CSS and switch to tables? Or what can I do to
assure me that it will render correctly on most PC's?

Here is a link to the site (it is not complete and some of the links do not
work):

[url]www.sethglass.net[/url]

Here is a link to the CSS:

[url]http://www.sethglass.net/css/template.css[/url]

Please help, thank you.

Seth

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"sgl0ss" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm setting up a website for a restaurant using CSS. I have tested the
> site
> using the latest versions of IE, Netscape, Opera, and Firefox. Everything
> looks good on my PC but when I have tested it on other PC's it is not
> aligning
> correct. Should I drop the CSS and switch to tables? Or what can I do to
> assure me that it will render correctly on most PC's?
>
> Here is a link to the site (it is not complete and some of the links do
> not
> work):
>
> [url]www.sethglass.net[/url]
>
> Here is a link to the CSS:
>
> [url]http://www.sethglass.net/css/template.css[/url]
>
> Please help, thank you.
>
> Seth
>