Hi all! I did a browser comparison and the sidebar font is Times New Roman (for the most part) on Mozilla but Courier New on IE for the whole thing. Is this what you mean? I looked at the code to see what was wrong...
I'd guess it's because you end a span after a code block and Mozilla, being the XHTML-compliant and quirks-hating browser it is, ends your code tag along with the span. Solution: Make the span cover ALL of the links, and give it a class. Say 'sidebar'. Now in your CSS:
span.sidebar { color: white; font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, fixed; }
What happens? Well your links are still gray with no underlines, but all the other text is white, and -everything- is in monospace font. Please at least try it.
Also in index.html or whatever (your frameset page) you need to add a space between src="top.html"scrolling="no". And in your left menu, don't use --------------. <hr /> was invented for a reason
You can also use <base target="main_frame"> in the head section of your page instead of including it with every link
Suggestion: maybe you think it looks cool, but could you change the link hover on the page content to something other than black? It's annoying