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Problem 2: I think you need to declare margin on your body, not #farouter.

Try adding body {margin-bottom:20px} and see if it works.

On your body, try this:

margin: 0 auto

Torvon,
Do you want the layout centered or to the left?

@ Rust, I like the digitalrights page. I tried using positioning with this method but that gets pretty tough to do without parent divs or wrappers of some sort.

@ Ernie, LOL. I guess it does kind of look a little like the Atari logo. I’ve been using that symbol for years for my initials. Ever since I had a Commodore 64, I think :]

@ Techgnome – TG I’m glad the defined background color worked for you. By chance, was the ‘default blue’ you were getting due to your own user defined style sheets?? If so, I hadn’t considered that and will note it in the page…

@ everyone. Thanks for the positive feedback. Anyone else?

Root and RustIndy,

Although I haven’t tried, what you are suggesting (content before dl) has to be possible to accomplish with CSS. I think it has to do with putting the content first and then declaring a negative margin on the dl? Sorry but I haven’t considered this option until now. My dl list has been so small, I typically didn’t need a skip link to jump over it visually even in a handheld browser! ??

@ everyone: Thanks! Keep em coming.

@ TG: How’s it looking now?

@ RustyIndy: I don’t understand. More Explanation?

elfin…THANKS!!! That works great!

BUMP Anybody???

You need to change the name of ‘localhost’ to the name of your GoDaddy database (if that’s what your using). Usually it’s something like mysqlNUMBER.secureserver.net

BUMPING a way old post that didn’t seem resolved:

I’m using Matt’s acronymit function on myhacks.php (Running WP 1.2) Over the past two days I have encountered situations where acronym tags were triggered in URL’s. Having RSS and XML in the URL is something I can’t control. These are the addresses to other sites.

As a quick fix, I deleted these two from myhacks.php, but I really would like to have them auto acronym these in regular text. Is there a hack, or plugin that differentiates acronyms from wrapping inside of URL’s???

Thanks for any help.

Hey Jinsan,

I refreshed, and it looks like your CSS doesn’t reflect the change I recommended to you first.

I would suggest not fooling around with background-images. Look at this support blog and see how only one background image is used. Underneath the text, only color is used. Notice any improvements with readability? Seriously, how do you read your “About Me” page?

Try using black text on white background and see what you think.

Jinsan,
You might want to try something like this:

#navcontainer ul {list-style:none}
or
#navcontainer ul#navlist {list-style:none}

#navlist
{
text-align: right;
font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', 'arial narrow', arial, verdana, helvetica, sans-serif;
margin: 180px 0px 0px 0px;
padding: 0 0 0px 0px;
border-bottom: 0px solid #000;
list-style:none
}

Prissed, THANKS!