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Old 07-08-2009, 08:32 AM
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Default container?
Two questions:

1. Is the text really in the container? Usually, at least, you would have the container holding at least two or three divs for the columns on your page and any text would be in a paragraph or whatever inside one of the divs. In other words, it sounds unusual to have text directly in the container.

It is easy to apply css to the wrong tag. This is common, especially in a list set up for example.

2. Is this online or can you post it online with a link in your signature? It would be easier to check it out that way.
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