IE CSS positiong off

Try configuring the url as a trusted zone. Go to Tools, Internet Options, Click the "Security" tab, click "Trusted Sites" icon, click "Sites" botton and add *.drivecore.com, them quit the https checkbox and click Ok. Reload your website

If it doesn't work (just if the previous step doesn't work) try the IE compatibility option. Click Tools in the IE menu and select "Compatibilitie View Settings". If your website is not added there, try adding it and reload your browser and test

Isn't there a way to adjust it so the user doesn't have to click compatibility view?

One workarround could be Group polices if all your computers are under an Active Directory Domain

I can't force random website visitors to do either of those..Got any other ideas?

Has been the website made by you?

Yes.

I need help changing the CSS so it appears fine in IE.  Works fine in Chrome.

Ok, i tought that you just wanted the client configuration for a generic website in the internet. But in this case you need to configure the website to recognize the IE version and make the adjustments for each browser and version (Specially IE that changes a lot from one version to another)

Right--but I need to just adjust one or two parts of the CSS file that controls the position of that area. Someone here should be able to help me get this positioning correct for IE.

Thank you!