Hi, I recently used iWeb to create a website, published to a folder, and uploaded to my webserver. No .Mac involved. It looked great in iWeb, but when viewed in Safari and Firefox on my machine, it looked like this: http://bubbabbq.homeunix.net/mess.tiff I wrote a friend, asked him to look at it, and he commented that it looked fine in WinXP and FreeBSD (didn't say which browser, but I assumed IE and Konqueror). On inspection of the actual code, iWeb had inserted characters in the code that Safari and Firefox (at least on my box) couldn't understand. See below. >>>> <div class="Normal"><div class="paragraph Summary_Picture" >>>> style="line-height: 9px; text-decoration: none;"> </div> >>>> <div class="paragraph Summary_Title" style="line-height: 23px; >>>> ">The New Windbreak</div> >>>> >>>> Note the   That should be a <br> I was able to clean it up using TextEdit's find and replace, and have switched to DreamWeaver for further work. This presents a problem for me, however. I would like to continue to work in iWeb because the blog and navigation bar updating is automatic. Has anyone else had this problem? Any comments on how to avoid this? Thanks, Charles http://bubbabbq.homeunix.net