The Crossroads website has three different "display methods", which are specially suited to different web browsers. You are currently using the XHTML/CSS layout, which is effective for almost all the pages on the site (but not this particular web page, which has been made very simple to avoid any browser compatibility issues).
The following is a list of the three available display methods, with a brief description of each:
XHTML/CSS Layout: This layout looks the best, but the improved visual quality comes at the cost of compatibility: old browsers (e.g. Internet Explorer 5, Netscape Navigator 4, and below) will not be able to display this layout properly. If your browser can display this layout properly, though, then it is highly recommended.
Table-Based HTML Layout: This layout looks nearly as good as the XHTML/CSS Layout, but is compatible with much older browsers. If you are unable to view the XHTML/CSS layout properly, but don't want to use the text-only version either, use this one.
Text-Only Layout: This layout has no eye candy, but is good for printing pages out. It presents all the information that the other layouts do, but has very little style.
Using the options below, you can choose which method you would like to use when you view the Crossroads website from the computer you are currently using: