Until the analogy of teacher-classes-students, I was wandering about the jungles of ignorance. Now, I get a basic understanding. Thanks vujsa, this definetly helped - though I do need to learn a bit more on this. I will follow your advice on searching the internet for the articles.

And vizskywalker! That post of yours up there nearly chased me back into that 'jungles of ignorance'. I can barely understand that - but that is fine. I will go on and understand more about classes and ids - may be then I will understand that.

lonebyrd, sorry for piggybacking on this thread. I think that will be it from me (until next time).

Thanks, but I did know how to do it in HTML. I was just wondering if there was a seperate way to do it using CSS. I knew that was very basic, but what I was trying to avoid was having to put it on every page. But I shall figure out what I am doing wrong.

Keep in mind that if you use an image in the background, then there has to be something in the foreground to hold the place usually.

Try placing a space " " inside of the <div> tags to hold it open so to speak. That may be all you need.

Another topic you might be interested in if you don't like having to edit every page you own all of the time just for one or two changes is the CMS101 - Content Management System topic. It's a basic tutorial to using a simple template driven system to maintain your website that most people can easily do. Then when update or additions come to your site maybe only one or two files need to be changed.

Hope This Helps.

vujsa