Thanks to Ken and Vicki. I double checked both body and table settings and
everything was zeroed out. So the next culprit in line was the sub head in
my first table cell. The css for it was nothing unusual but I decided to
put in zeroed out padding, border and margin here as well and that did the
trick for the mozilla browsers. The div now lines up in its proper location.

Funny thing is, I've never specifically used those tags for type specing
before unless I was going to actually increase one or the other.

Just another of those weird little CSS gremlins!!!!

>Along with specifically setting margins and padding on the body element,
>you could also try giving body a position of relative, because different
>browsers consider the containing element of divs placed directly in the
>body to be different, which can cause wackiness.
>
>Vicki. :-)

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