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Gosh, I cannot believe I didn't see that (and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have without your eagle-eye)... Thanks for the help!
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Gosh, I cannot believe I didn't see that (and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have without your eagle-eye)... Thanks for the help!

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I'm getting a slight shift of all the content on 2 of the pages within my site.<br />
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Here's a link, and RESUME and REVIEWS are two pages shifting to the left compared to the other sections.<br />
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<a href="http://www.kayamulkowska.com/2012PortfolioConcepts.html" rel="ugc">http://www.kayamulkowska.com/2012PortfolioConcepts.html</a><br />
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Help is appreciated.
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I'm getting a slight shift of all the content on 2 of the pages within my site.

Here's a link, and RESUME and REVIEWS are two pages shifting to the left compared to the other sections.

http://www.kayamulkowska.com/2012PortfolioConcepts.html

Help is appreciated.

Shifting elements within site pages

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