Greetings!

I've got my site's functionality pretty much done, so now I'm tackling the 
really hard stuff: the CSS ;-)  The xhtml and css both validate, but there are 
several problems with the way the site renders.  And at this point I'm not even 
talking about the browser-specific issues.  The first problem has to do with 
the fact that the site uses two different menu styles, depending on what 
'section' of the site the visitor is in.

The site has two sections.  

One consists of a set of pages that are pretty much just static content and 
have one menu style.  
http://www.yourtimematters.com/menu1.html


The other consists of a set of pages that are generated dynamically by my Ruby 
on Rails app that has a much different menu style; one that I got from 
alistapart.  This section is the 'guts' of the site.
http://www.yourtimematters.com/menu2.html  (page source for generated page 
copied to static file)

The main div positions the way I want it to for the menu2 page, but is too far 
down for the menu1 page.  I know I've caused the problem with the top margin 
setting on #main.  Is there a good way to fix this short of going to a 
different stylesheet or something like using #main1 and #main2 ?

Some of the other problems I mentioned above will be readily apparent if you 
view the pages with anything other than Firefox.  I thought it would be better 
to tackle them separately but will happily hear about solutions for those at 
this point too if anyone's so inclined ;-)

Thanks!
Bill

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