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My website code has some issue- it shows up in firefox and ie but not in safari and chrome: Only the first scrollpane shows- the second doesn't. This happens when a <li> <div class="hpanel" style="padding:0px; width:320px"><div class="holder"> <div id="pane1" class="scroll-pane"> <img src="[login to view URL]" style="float: left; padding-right: 8px; width: 294px; height: 232px;"><p> A 15-day itinerary that highlights the cross-influences of the <strong>Mughal and Rajputana traditions</strong>.<br> Start in Delhi, taking a rickshaw down old <strong>Chandni Chowk</strong>, visiting haunting Humayun's tomb before taking a respite in the relative solitude of <strong>Lodhi Gardens.</strong><br> You'll be staying in a palace that serves as one of the best examples of Mughal-Rajputana architecture and in a moment inspired by <em>Satyajit Ray's</em> <em>'Sonar Kella'</em>, experience Indian train travel through Jaisalmer and then zip through its deserts and sand dunes on camelback!<br>  </p> </div> </li> <li > <div class="hpanel" style="padding:0px; width:320px"><div class="holder"> <div id="pane2" class="scroll-pane"> <img src="[login to view URL]" style="float: left; padding-right: 8px; width: 250px; height: 320px;"><p><strong>Day 1-3:</strong> Delhi Located close to the tranquility of Lodhi Gardens, the Aman New Delhi is a chic semblance of New Delhi- jali screens, sleek walls and monochromatic colour palettes. Visit the Safdarjung Tomb, described as 'the last flicker in the lamp of Mughal architecture' at the end of Lodi Road. On the second day, visit Humayun's tomb and Qutb Minar, then heading to the Red Fort which served as the capital of the Mughals until their exile by the British in 1857.  Arrive in Jamaa Masjid , a building commissioned by Shah Jahan, before the evening namaaz and later take a rickshaw ride down Chandni Chowk, one of the loveliest boulevards during Mughal times but today represents the frenetic pace of Old Delhi.</p> </div> </li> <li> <div class="hpanel" style="padding:10px; width:650px"> <img src="[login to view URL]" style="float:left; padding-right:8px; width:200px; height:148px" />This 16-day itinerary is a superlative journey of Myanmar, fitting in the highlights of Myanmar done in unexpected luxury. Combining cruises down the Mingun and Sagaing Rivers, travelling through Yangon on an exquisitely restored vintage bus, re-visiting Myanmars heritage through its ancient silk weaves, trekking up Mount Popa and visiting the little-visited area of Putao that is the Burmese Himalayas, this tour reveals Myanmar in a manner quite unlike any other. </div> </li> <li> <div class="hpanel" style="padding:10px; width:650px"> <img src="[login to view URL]" style="float:left; padding-right:8px; width:250px; height:148px" />Arrival in Yangon, sunset visit to Shwedagon Pagoda. You'll be based in the Royal Bungalow of Kandawgyi Palace- with stunning views of the lake and a stately jacuzzi. Prepare for your flight to Mandalay the next day, visiting the ancient royal city of Amarapura the Mahamuni Pagoda, Hill and Palace reaching U Pein Bridge by sunset. Tonight you'll be based at the luxurious Mandalay Hill Resort. </div> </li>