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I am racking my brain here, and I am sure it is a stupid mistake.

I can not get the content area (where the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) are located to render right. I set up a inner div with margins and they do not work. Not sure what I am missing here.

On top of that the footer does not render properly at all either.

Any input would be great. Thanks guys.

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stimulent wrote: Not sure

stimulent wrote:

Not sure what I am missing here.

Your HTML and CSS or a link.

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I guess a link would be helpful

http://downtown140.com/test/

Sorry about that, maybe i should quite for the day !!!

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stimulent wrote: I can not

stimulent wrote:

I can not get the content area (where the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) are located to render right.

Like text-align:right or float:right or text-direction: rtl ?
What kind of "render right" are you referring to?

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On top of that the footer does not render properly at all either.

It's because you have a screwed up HTML comment. Validate your HTML.

all » http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/all

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Example

Here is a example of how the padding on the content area should look and the footer.

Fine in dreamweaver .... not so fine in a browser.

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stimulent wrote: Here is a

stimulent wrote:

Here is a example of how the padding on the content area should look and the footer.

Fine in dreamweaver .... not so fine in a browser.

Dreamweaver is not a browser, and it's rendering of any web code should never ever be trusted. View your code in a real browser.

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I guess I am confused how you

I guess I am confused how you are showing me anything different in that image than what is being rendered.
http://grab.by/6eci

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Everything is figured out.

thanks for the help guys, it ended up being a auto margin setting on a div tag.