Three things:
1. Your code does not validate, is bloated with unnecessary CSS that should be in a stylesheet, and is breaking my xHTML Transitional layout in Internet Explorer. See:
http://firewindproductions.tradepub.com/

The layout is working fine in Firefox and other standards-compliant browsers like Safari, but is breaking in Internet Explorer. I have several hypotheses as to why this is happening, and several possible CSS hacks to fix it (even if I can't fix your invalid, bloated code), but because of item 2, I haven't yet been able to debug the problems:

2. The site setup wizard is not updating changes I've been making to the template on your server. I've cleared the cache in Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer and reloaded the page so many times I've lost count... only to see by viewing the page source that you haven't even made the changes I saved in your site setup wizard to the public template. When I log back into the site setup wizard, my changes are there, but they aren't public.

3. Why are you still using tables for layout purposes, anyway? Why do you have TD widths (and heights!) hard-coded into the middle section of your code that I can't fix? I'm scratching my head trying to figure out why are you doing things in your code like calling the list-style type image for EVERY SINGLE list item in your unordered list, or defining font-family, font-weight, font-size, etc. on EVERY SINGLE paragraph, list item, etc. It boggles my mind. Have you never heard of style classes?

Please reply as soon as possible. I was hoping to launch the new version of my website this week but it looks like I'm going to have to leave out the business resources section until these issues can be resolved.