I have just worked and worked on a layout for my LiveJournal community. When I view it through Internet Explorer (which I try not to use anymore) it looks great! When I look at it through Mozilla (my preferred browser) I cannot see the top header. ;(

Can anybody tell me where the script is going wrong? I cannot find it.

I would really appreciate any and all help. =)

Here is a link: Free_Stylin Community (http://www.livejournal.com/community/free_stylin/)

is there a reason why you have this in your body css...?
margin-top: 260;
if it is useful to have in there, be sure you have PX on it like this...
margin-top: 260px;
perhaps delete that line to see if it does any fixing.

anything being positioned, also needs the PX parts. example...
position:absolute; top:300px; left: 700px; width: 600px; height: 100%; visibility: visible;"

i am thinking, perhaps the image is being hidden behind one of the positioned objects. if that is the case, it just needs a higher z-index number on it.

as it is, you have a mixture of positioned objects and tables for layout. something somewhere along those lines is colliding.

I'm CSS backwards right now. Someone had provided a blank template to create the side panel, and I modified it.

And you were completely right! the x -10 just needed to be 10, no minus sign.

Thanks SO MUCH! It was driving me crazy (and what a short drive THAT was). ;)