Strange blank space showing up in page. Possibly CSS?

I've got a real problem here. I have a page at: [page removed] and if you go to it, it loads fine, but then the middle contents "shift" over to the right, and only in the top paragraph and headline. In particular, I'm 开发者_如何学Gotalking about the headline "Pipes" and the paragraph that follows. They should be left aligned like the rest of the centre content. The problem isn't the position of the divs, it's the header and paragraph moving after the page loads. I've removed almost all the CSS to try and find out what is doing this but I'm not certain it is CSS-related and I can't think of anything else to try. I've tried to use every tool I can think of and there doesn't seem to be anything actually there in the code that would "shift" the copy over so I'm trying to see if someone else has an idea that I could try. The page is done in classic ASP, with HTML5 and CSS3, and a little jQuery just fyi. If you need to see code, let me know. I am baffled at what is doing this, I've never seen anything behave like this. Any help would be great.

Although I can't pinpoint the exact reason, the issue is with your #logo element.

If you remove it, or give it absolute positioning in order to take it out of the flow, the <p> in question is corrected.

Set width in body to auto Set left, right in interior_wrap to auto

Set:

position: absolute;
margin-left: -460px;
left: 50%;

It is caused by the section#logo. This is floated, and then repositioned, but not taken out of page flow, so text is still wrapping around it. Set "position: absolute" on #logo and it'll be fine.