[quote]ok for all to check if u did it ryt... pls use validator... it wil give u a hint what part went wrong http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ theres more site that offer this kind of service.. i juz lost my link... toink! and that the advantage pf people who have prog in making layout like photoshop u design hit show html no sweat codes r there...[/quote] I have checked my page http://ab.atwebpages.com/bluesoft to validate my page and this is what happened: [quote]5 body Property scrollbar-base-color doesn't exist : #466478 6 body Property scrollbar-track-color doesn't exist : #466478 7 body Property scrollbar-3dlight-color doesn't exist : #000000 8 body Property scrollbar-arrow-color doesn't exist : #eeeeee 47 a .friendspic Parse Error - opacity=50) 51 a:hover .friendspic Parse Error - opacity=100) 54 a .affilates Parse Error - opacity=50) 57 a:hover .affilates Parse Error - opacity=100)[/quote] Then I have read this one on http://www.websitedev.de/css/validator-faq and this is what it says: [quote]The CSS Validator validates your style sheet against some profile, e.g. CSS Level 1 or CSS Level 2. Some browser Vendors however extend these profiles by new properties like Microsoft did with the scrollbar-base-color or filter property or Mozilla with the -moz-opacity property. The Validator is not aware of these properties and using them makes your style sheet invalid in terms of the CSS specifications. Either get rid of those properties or live with the fact, that your style sheets don't validate. You cannot have both.[/quote] This means that the validator is not aware of these scrollbar-base-color and filter styles but Windows Internet Explorer and Mozilla firefox (Firefox can read opacity by [b]-moz-opacity[/b] style but cant read scrollbar-base-color style) can read the following css style because these style properties are extended feature on browser. The point here is if you want to make a Valid css style sheet you must get rid of these properties and use css styles that are valid. These are the valid css styles just check them out if you want [url]http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1[/url] [url]http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/[/url] Still I want to use scrollbar-base-color properties and filter properties to spice up my profile. Who the hell care on that css validation. For me, Its just like formality purposes.