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Possible causes

If you're looking at this page, you probably know that operating systems, browsers, and hardware vary in their displays of web pages.  Different monitors and their settings will render absolutely-positioned or -sized elements differently. Different browser programs vary in their compliance to W3C standards.

What you should see

The H1 page heading is styled to be in an "Arial Black" font, 26 pixels high, centered &  have a light blue background. The H2 section headings should be in Arial Black, red, centered, 24 pixels. Ordinary text, such as this paragraph, should be in Arial or other sans-serif font,  16 pixels high.

You should see a "banner" at the top; it contains the Club burgee on the left &  the Club name, location & motto centered through the remaining width. You should also see a vertical navigation bar with links along the left side.

We're still evolving the site design, so there may be changes in the display of some elements. We appreciate your patience with us as we fine-tune.

Technology

This site is built with SSI (server-side includes) and other PERL commands. It makes extensive use of CSS 2.1 for layout and formatting. Absolute positioning is relied on only as a last resort.

The banner, navbar & content are placed with divisions ("divs") defined in the CSS file, rather than table cells, & called by SSI commands as the page is loaded to your browser by the server.