I'm so frustrated I could scream! I'm trying to make one of the pages of my website have a black background in the container div, but for some reason, something is overriding the .container style
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The only thing I could see, when it comes to changing the background from white to black, is try changing background: #FFF; to #000. Other than that, I have no idea :-/
I took a look at your code at the page. Only thing my debugger yelled about was that the STYLE tags (the one between the /SCRIPT and the /HEAD tags). It's missing the required attribute TYPE
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Thanks for the help! I'm so not a coder :P I thought that black was #FFF and white was #000000. I even tried to set the page background in html, and make the container sit on top of that, but I think that just messed it up even more.
I'm actually trying to make the container text white on that page so that it shows against the black background, and when you load the page, it doesn't show up so I'm assuming it's picking up the white style.
I had a hard time getting the browser to recognize the stylesheet, so I tried to do the css directly on the page and then move it back to the stylesheet once I'd figured out what worked.
I'll try the VB express. It's been six months since I've had html and css, so my skill set is out of date. :P
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I'm actually trying to make the container text white on that page so that it shows against the black background, and when you load the page, it doesn't show up so I'm assuming it's picking up the white style.
I had a hard time getting the browser to recognize the stylesheet, so I tried to do the css directly on the page and then move it back to the stylesheet once I'd figured out what worked.
I'll try the VB express. It's been six months since I've had html and css, so my skill set is out of date. :P
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