My site in Opera 9, IE 7

[esteban]

Hi folks. Sorry to request this, but could you tell me if my layout breaks in IE 7 / Opera 9?

LIVE TEST PAGE!

I'm not worried about Opera 9, but I am pretty certain that IE 7 will break my layout since I relied on some CSS hacks (I modified the 3-column "Piefecta Jello Mold" Design, which has since been updated (New Jello Mold, I used an older version that might no longer be available).

Note: For IE 7, I'll eventually use conditional commments in lieu of the hacks, but I've yet to figure that out. Thankfully, MS has yet to unleash IE 7 to the masses

I fear the worst. PM me for an email address to send screenshots to, should you be so inclined. As always, thank you in advance.

UPDATE:
A. Here is my page in Firefox (both Mac/Win are essentially the same, the screenshot is from FF/mac 1.5.04):
Screenshot (.jpg) of Firefox (Mac)

B. Here is how my layout appears in Opera (both Mac/Win are the same, the screenshot is from Opera/mac Version 8.02):
Screenshot (.jpg) of Opera (Mac)

NOTE: Unfortunately, my layout breaks in existing versions of Opera (see how the "Years" text links spill out of the left-hand margin?). I was told, however, that this "bug" in Opera 8.02 was fixed in Opera 9. Also, I devised a work-around to fix this "spillage" in Opera 8: instead of putting all the years in one long list, I use 3 smaller lists, as demonstrated on this test page. What an odd problem I encountered in Opera, no?

[dead-poetic]

I don't have IE 7, but in Opera 9 it looks almost the same in FF. With the exception of a few CSS related stuff. Send me some screenies and I'll compare them to what I see.

[esteban]

I don't have IE 7, but in Opera 9 it looks almost the same in FF. With the exception of a few CSS related stuff. Send me some screenies and I'll compare them to what I see.

Hey, thanks!

I was missing some closing tags on my test page (which was causing havoc with my CSS styles), but I've corrected that now. Sorry for the confusion.

I updated my initial post!