Website construction question

[Edrick]

Ok, so, I'm making a website for a friend, and now I'm having a fun time trying to get everything looking good in Internet Explorer. It looks just fine in Firefox, but when loaded in IE, it has multiple break points between tables and iframes... bleh.

Anyway, I was curious if someone could take a look at the source and let me know if they see anything out of the ordinary. Here's the test site: (still under construction)

http://kbconceptz.com/testing/main/table/design.php

Don't worry about any of the links or other pages, those are all even more messed up. I'm getting this page set first before moving to the rest (which are all pretty much copy pasta of this page).

Things that may be helpful: The central box with "Welcome to my website" is an i-frame. The right gray box with text in it is also an i-frame. And, the bottom gray box is an i-frame. Most of the rest uses tables and whatnot... I just don't get why firefox shows it perfectly, and IE says "F-YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!! "

[Cephius]

Loads fine in IE7 for me. Can you post a link to how it looks when it's messed up? (and a copy of the source code from IE)

[izembo]

yea im not getting any kind of problems either, can you get us a pic?

[Edrick]

I put arrows pointing to the gaps that I see. IE6 and IE7.

[Snowknight26]

Less tables, more divs and CSS usage.

[Edrick]

Less tables, more divs and CSS usage.

Bleh, I was afraid this was the answer... >< Stupid IE, why do you have to be such a rebel!?