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Thank you, I didn't realize that it was not supported in ie. Any thoughts on a Java Script Approach to this soluiton?

I have the following code in my style sheet: input, textarea, select { background: #f1eff2; border: 1px solid #665f6f; color: #000; font: 10px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; margin: 1px; padding: 2px;}input:focus, textarea:focus, { background: #fff; border: 1px solid #000000;} This works fine, changing the color of the input boxes to highlight them when the focus is on them when using Firefox, but does not work at all in IE. I am not using any javascript, and would like to avoid doing so if possible.Any Suggestions? Thanks!

Thanks for taking the time to review this in other browsers! Your time is truly appreciated. I checked it out on my Treo and it was laying out correctly there too.

Please be patient as I am rather new at using CSS. Anyway, I am wondering if it is appropriate to use multiple tables inside a div tag?In the past I would always set up tables within a table which implemented correctly would hold everything together. Now I have a site where the only use for tables to hold forms together. The best example is onone of the forms where I have the following scenario: <div> <h2>some title here</h2> <table> all the table and form code in-between </Table> <h2>another title here</h2> <table> all the table and form code in-between </Table></div> When it is all said and done it seems to work just fine in both IE and Firefox. However im wondering if this will consistanly display correctly? Is there a better way? Is there a reccomended tool I can use to validate this?Thanks in advance!