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Firefox only shows half of my website content

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Hi,

I am a novice website developer. My problem is that on IE all of my website content shows, on FireFox - only half of it shows (it cuts the content off about midway). I'm not getting a white screen or anything like that - it just cuts it off.

The webpage is: http://www.liebusters.com/FAQs.html

Maybe it is just my FireFox settings?

Second problem - I have another page that will not even show up on FireFox (will on IE). It normally would give an error - but I put a code so that it says "this site does not work on FireFox". The link is: http://www.liebusters.com/ild/index.html

Please help as I really like FireFox and I am sure a lot of my customers do as well.

Thanks, Rick

Hi, I am a novice website developer. My problem is that on IE all of my website content shows, on FireFox - only half of it shows (it cuts the content off about midway). I'm not getting a white screen or anything like that - it just cuts it off. The webpage is: http://www.liebusters.com/FAQs.html Maybe it is just my FireFox settings? Second problem - I have another page that will not even show up on FireFox (will on IE). It normally would give an error - but I put a code so that it says "this site does not work on FireFox". The link is: http://www.liebusters.com/ild/index.html Please help as I really like FireFox and I am sure a lot of my customers do as well. Thanks, Rick

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It doesn't work in Google Chrome as well.
Document.all only works in IE.

// check to see if browser can support the "all" collection
var notSupportAll = (document.all == null)
if (notSupportAll) { 
window.location.href = "http://www.LieBusters.com/Sorry.html"
}

You need to use document.getElementById in modern browsers.
See https://developer.mozilla.org/En/DOM/document.getElementById