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<title>Tembo Lodge</title>
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function includem() {
clientSideInclude('nav','navbar.htm');
clientSideInclude('body','homebody.htm');
clientSideInclude('foot','footer.htm');
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function lodge() {
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function reservations() {
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}
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}
function about() {
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}
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clientSideInclude('body','jobs.htm');
}
function contact() {
clientSideInclude('body','contact.htm');
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[edited by: tedster at 8:32 pm (utc) on Nov. 30, 2006]
Because of the ajax, it's hard to tell what's happenig when the cell content fills in. You may be running into a common issue with the way images are handled in standards mode compared to the way they were handled in quirks mode. IE7 finally gets it right, by the way.
Give the following thread a read - it's important stuff at any rate, and it may help resolve your problem:
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