It's been a while since I've been to my site... couldn't pay for my internet. But when I did get back to my site, there were some things that I saw that I have been wanting to change, but just can't figure out how. Before I left I searched the net, but couldn't find my answer. What I'm trying to do is, have a box surround information I have on a page. I tried using <fieldset> but it took up the whole lenght of the page. What I want to do is have something I can make custom size and center, put in colors if I want, have a border. And one problem I was having with the <fieldset>, which was probably just me, was I couldn't figure out the spacing. I tried having the text appear about 10 spaces in at one point, and 15 at another, and I couldn't get it to work. It all appeared on the left. I also couldn't figure out how to get the submit buttons to appear on the right. Like I said, I googled around, but maybe I'm not searching for the right things.

The Opera browser is also a good browser to build sites with since it is similarly more compliant with the standards. All browsers display the code a "little" differently from each other, but I have found that the FF and Opera browsers are the most compliant "popular" browsers. And IE6 has a 'few' bugs in it, so only worry about IE after it works as designed in FF/Opera.
Another thing, if you download the FF browser, also download the Web Developer Extension for it. There are some pretty handy features included with it. Check it out.

I like the idea of putting it in CSS, as I already have a small CSS file. I also like the idea of having a 3D type effect to the box. My only question is, can I align the text differently using this CSS method? What I'm trying to do is have the first line of text aligned left, next 3 or so lines about 10 spaces in, and the submit buttons aligned to the right. Is this possible with CSS?