On 14 Oct 2004, at 00:06, Lyn Patterson wrote:
#meetings#container {background-color: #ddd;} to the CSS .
You will find that adding a space between the two items #meetings #container will hit the spot. They are two distinctly separate items. Summarily, it means: an element named "container" within an element named "meetings" will have a background colour of darkgreyish.
Then I added <body id="meetings"> just under the <body> tag in the HTML which is probably wrong as it didn't work so how do I add the unique id to each page mark-up?
With each page, you should name it with a different name and use it in the id attribute (<body id="newnameforthispage">). Within your CSS, you can refer to the id with: #newnameforthispage.
-- Paul Connolley SQL/Systems Programmer Egocentric - http://egocentric.co.uk
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