Hello all.

I spent 30 minutes searching this forum figuring there MUST already be a thread about this topic, but I couldn't find anything.

Since I can't wrap text I have to make multiple text boxes on a page in order to make them work with the images on the site. In addition to taking ten times as long as text wrap would, what I find is that there is virtually no way to make the text line up in all browsers. I can get it looking perfect on MY computer, but when I open the site on another computer (especially on a mac) the text overlaps wherever an old text box ends and a new text box begins, (and even leaks out of the background I created for it in others).

The two worst pages are:

http://www.disneysubmarines.com/disneyl … icles.html

and

http://www.disneysubmarines.com/disneyl … ories.html

I looked at your site in the "Break Room" and thought you had the text problem figured out - it looked fine in IE8, FF and Chrome on my laptop (PC with Vista). Checked it out on my netbook (Linux-Ubuntu) and it's messed up, just like your screenshots. I think Janys was right about the font (Candara) being an issue - I have Candara on my laptop, since it's a Vista font, but not on the netbook or my other PC (XP Pro). I can't imagine too many Macs would have Vista fonts on them. Maybe try one of these:

http://www.ampsoft.net/webdesign-l/WindowsMacFonts.html

By the way, good work on the site-it looks good when the text is in place

Ya, I'm going with paintbrush on this one, looks great on my XP system in FF, Chrome, Opera.

Paintbrush? What does that mean?

The user "paintbrush" suggested a font solution, I was thinking the same thing so I just agreed with them

Thanks for your input guys! I changed ALL the text to Verdana. Looks perfect on MY computer in Firefox, IE, and Safari. Any chance you guys would have a look for me?

The site is: http://www.disneysubmarines.com/

These were the two main problem pages before:

http://www.disneysubmarines.com/disneyl … ories.html

and

http://www.disneysubmarines.com/finding … icles.html

Looks good in FF and Opera on XP

Much better!

I haven't looked at it on my "real" computer, just my netbook. A lot of sites don't look quite right on here (FF on Linux-Ubuntu). So I still see some overlap, but I'm guessing it's only that way on this computer.

OK, Had a look on the PC (IE8 on Vista), everything's fine