You copied/pasted a Word document into the editor window to create the page (the contact page anyway, which is the only one I looked at), with all of its associated styling and conditionals, which IE tries to obey, and all other browsers ignore.
If you must paste from Word, use the Paste From Word button in the visual editor, found by clicking on the Kitchen Sink button, far right of the button line.
To fix, edit the pages and remove all of the Word styling and coding.
BTW – is there a good reason why your stylesheet is printed in the <head> of the document instead of being included in a css file?
Steve, thank you. I have been writing in word, but then trying to be careful to copy and paste in notepad then copy from there into WordPress. However, the original copy may have remained in the clipboard which I then pasted into the editor window. I know how to avoid it and what to look for now.
As far as the stylesheet, I’m not yet familiar with the functions of css. Thank you for the heads up. James
Steve, I used the Atalulpa theme pretty much as is. Can you guide me in including the stylesheet in a css file. Is there a document you recommend to learn how to use css? Thanks
