OK I have moved it to the bottom - better?
-Carol Haynes
Yep, I think you're doing well, the site is looking good 
-jgpaiva
Thanks
You had:
<p align="left">Friends of GOVI has been a
<a href="http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/registeredcharities/showcharity.asp?regno=1070173" target="_top">registered UK charity
</a> since 1998. We support the only School for the Blind in the Gambia working with and alongside GOVI, The Gambian Organisation for the Visually Impaired.
Many of the children come from very poor families and depend upon having two meals a day at the school so this year our main priority will be to fund those meals.
</p>
I changed it to:
<span align="left">Friends of GOVI has been a
<a href="http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/registeredcharities/showcharity.asp?regno=1070173" target="_top">registered UK charity
</a> since 1998. We support the only School for the Blind in the Gambia working with and alongside GOVI, The Gambian Organisation for the Visually Impaired.
Many of the children come from very poor families and depend upon having two meals a day at the school so this year our main priority will be to fund those meals.
</span>
That aligned the two columns locally for me...
-Perry Mowbray
Interesting - is this in IE 6? I can't see any difference (except that it screws up the spacing with the image below) in IE 7. In FF2 it does change the alignment to line up with the sidebar but it also screws up the image spacing.
I have a standard single style for images in the main part of the page which doesn't add margin at the top - this is because pictures are always put at the top of paragraphs or the top of the div so I don't want it shifting down.
The other disadvantage of using span like this is that I lose control over the p style changing font face site wide. I suppose I could add a global body text style but then I would have to edit the whole site to apply it to all the text!
Given that it doesn't fix the problem in both of the two common browsers I think I will not change to <span. - at least not at the moment.
I have however added a global style change for p and h3 which seems to align the columns better in FF2 (doesn't seem to do much in IE7 though - what about IE6?).
Safari, FF3 and Opera seem OK now.
Anyone using any other browser got any comments?
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