I fixed the float:left css problem that was occurring within Internet Explorer. After much research I discovered that when you have two divs and the first is of fixed width and the second is not you do not have to float the second div. However, when the second div is of a fixed width Internet Explorer requires that you float the second div to the left as well. Firefox treats both situations in the same way so when correcting for Internet Explorer it worked in Firefox as well. I also had to fix this issue in the footer.

After I corrected this issue I took time to analyze the div borders, widths, margins and paddings for the affected areas and I had to resize a few elements as I was using too many pixels for the main div which contains the website.

I recreated the homepage, staff, contact, and employment opportunities web pages. I am in the process of recreating/restyling the faculty web page. After I finish this I am going to begin recreating all the other static pages and then move on to recreating the dynamic php pages.