Well I couldn't just stand the last layout I made. People complained it was too gray, heh. And of course, everytime I make a new layout I have problems 
and then you guys come along and help me 
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1) Look below the logo in IE. The line is white. I know there is some way to get this black, but it has really been a while since I've used CSS very much. How do I make that line black? PS: Of course, this problem isn't in mozilla
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2) See the sidebar? I've tried about 34 different colors there, but I can't get one that will work well with the layout while keeping it from being to *GRAY*. Suggestions/Specific Color Codes?<br />
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3) And of course, W3C errors. Click Here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fusers.mn.astound.net%2Ftechso%2Ftst">http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http% ... chso%2Ftst</a><!-- m -->). I got all of them fixed but those two. They don't even have an explanation of what they mean...<br />
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4) Just glancing at the code, see anything wrong? I know Scoutt always finds problems that don't come up in W3C, heh. I have went over the code many times so I don't think there should be any problems, but, yeah...<br />
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5) When you are making custom error pages, how do you use includes? PHP includes didn't work and I ended up using a redirect to a 404 page, but not all browsers have java enabled.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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-Michael<!--content-->clean your glasses, both of the errors are because there is a missing quote after 98% in the below line of your code, should be "98%":<br />
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order-bottom-color: #000000;" width="98% height="12"><!--content-->Thanks, W3C validated I have updated the list of questions I have. I haven't just taken one out, I also updated like two of them I believe. Please take a look 
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1) Look below the logo in IE. The line is white. I know there is some way to get this black, but it has really been a while since I've used CSS very much. How do I make that line black? I have the same problem on the table row with the copyright, the top of it isn't black in IE.<br />
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2) I have a tendancy for very plain layouts, many of mine are mostly gray. I need some color ideas that go together nicely that would work good on my layout. The sidebar color doesn't match my logo much either, lol. I'm willing to remake my logo if you come up with a good scheme, I mean, I'm not the best at logos and it didn't take me that long
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3) Just glancing at the code, see anything wrong? I know Scoutt always finds problems that don't come up in W3C, heh. I have went over the code many times so I don't think there should be any problems, but, yeah...<br />
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4) When you are making custom error pages, how do you use includes? PHP includes didn't work and I ended up using a redirect to a 404 page, but not all browsers have java enabled.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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-Michael<!--content-->
and then you guys come along and help me <br /><br />
(BETA) URL: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://users.mn.astound.net/techso/tst">http://users.mn.astound.net/techso/tst</a><!-- m --><br />
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1) Look below the logo in IE. The line is white. I know there is some way to get this black, but it has really been a while since I've used CSS very much. How do I make that line black? PS: Of course, this problem isn't in mozilla
<br /><br />
2) See the sidebar? I've tried about 34 different colors there, but I can't get one that will work well with the layout while keeping it from being to *GRAY*. Suggestions/Specific Color Codes?<br />
<br />
3) And of course, W3C errors. Click Here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fusers.mn.astound.net%2Ftechso%2Ftst">http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http% ... chso%2Ftst</a><!-- m -->). I got all of them fixed but those two. They don't even have an explanation of what they mean...<br />
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4) Just glancing at the code, see anything wrong? I know Scoutt always finds problems that don't come up in W3C, heh. I have went over the code many times so I don't think there should be any problems, but, yeah...<br />
<br />
5) When you are making custom error pages, how do you use includes? PHP includes didn't work and I ended up using a redirect to a 404 page, but not all browsers have java enabled.<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
<br />
-Michael<!--content-->clean your glasses, both of the errors are because there is a missing quote after 98% in the below line of your code, should be "98%":<br />
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order-bottom-color: #000000;" width="98% height="12"><!--content-->Thanks, W3C validated
I have updated the list of questions I have. I haven't just taken one out, I also updated like two of them I believe. Please take a look <br /><br />
(BETA) URL: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://users.mn.astound.net/techso/tst">http://users.mn.astound.net/techso/tst</a><!-- m --><br />
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1) Look below the logo in IE. The line is white. I know there is some way to get this black, but it has really been a while since I've used CSS very much. How do I make that line black? I have the same problem on the table row with the copyright, the top of it isn't black in IE.<br />
<br />
2) I have a tendancy for very plain layouts, many of mine are mostly gray. I need some color ideas that go together nicely that would work good on my layout. The sidebar color doesn't match my logo much either, lol. I'm willing to remake my logo if you come up with a good scheme, I mean, I'm not the best at logos and it didn't take me that long
<br /><br />
3) Just glancing at the code, see anything wrong? I know Scoutt always finds problems that don't come up in W3C, heh. I have went over the code many times so I don't think there should be any problems, but, yeah...<br />
<br />
4) When you are making custom error pages, how do you use includes? PHP includes didn't work and I ended up using a redirect to a 404 page, but not all browsers have java enabled.<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
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-Michael<!--content-->