Div problem with #menu

Beel – I got all excited when you mentioned the extra div closure, but alas, this is not the case. I didn’t have time to go through and comment each div to make sure they matched up, so I “guessed and checked” by removing the one, which made the display render incorrecly in not only IE, but also firefox and netscape. boo. Heheh.
I see what you mean regarding the two id’s of “side1” and will fix that soon enough.
Are you saying that it’s my inproperly nested lists that are causing the “gap” b/n the post content and comment object on the first post of each page?

Beel – you’re my hero – thanks 🙂 I removed the css of clear:both from the feedback div and all is well with Issue #1 🙂
Kafkaesqui – I saw that post before and tried to resolve it using the recommendations given fourth there (including checking me “li” tags), but that didn’t do the trick. I’m glad that you two were so willing to help AND get issue number one fixed, in less than two hours, from across a sea and a warzone!
Now…any suggestions on issue 2? I went through and commented what I think each of the div’s close Beel – thought that may just visually help me, but I might have messed up. To display properly I need all those /div’s there. It doesn’t seem right that the outer_rap should be closed, but w/o that or others in place, all browsers seem to render the nav bar below the content instead of to the right!

I have never been able to get a menu floated right to behave as I wanted. Hopefully someone else has and will post. I can get the menu up and to the right if I float the content to the right but if the browser window is too small, it drops again. Sorry.

Add this

#rmenu input#address {
width: 90%; /* specify width 90% or less*/
}