Help building a website using punched cards?

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My punching card looks like this:

*     *    *        *    *
*          *    *        *
      *    *    *
      *    *    *    *
*     *    *        *    *
*          *    *        *

My website looks OK on explorer, but on Chrome it's terrible. ideas?

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