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From the attachment it appears that the wishlist.css file is not being picked up. You are correct that the 'regular node view' payload contains no breaks. It contains no explicit HTML formatting as that's all been done in the CSS.

Can you check both your Drupal site logs and your webserver logs for any errors which contain the string "wishlist.css" and let me know what - if any - you find?

An example of a 'regular node view' can be found on http://mclewin.com/node/317. Can you tell me if that one also shows up badly in your browser? I've tried IE on XP with this link and it views just fine.

From your screen shot I agree that something is wrong - but without further information I cannot identify if it is in my module/css or with your local configuration. I'd appreciate some help from you in working through this.

I've found your website and confirmed that the css is indeed being read. Looking at the page source for your wishlist items I see the problem. None of the

Ooops...the above should read "none of the div tags are in your HTML output". I errantly included the <div> tag directly in the posting. And then skipped preview. :(

Thanks. I've taken a cursory look and see where to dig deeper on my end. The only themes I've tested my module against are based on the phptemplate engine. The ones you are using are xtemplate driven. I've probably misunderstood some aspect of how to write a properly themeable module (this is my first cut at a Drupal module). I'm traveling much of this week for work and am unlikely to have time to dig into this for at least a week. As a workaround I'm going to suggest that you try installing the phptemplate theme engine and the phptemplate based version of the bluemarine template so that you can get your site up and running while I figure out what I've done wrong. My test/development site uses the phptemplate bluemarine template. I'll be very surprised if this does not resolve your immediate issue.

With the agreement of jmoeller18 this issue is being closed out.