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  1. try setting the margins of the list to zero (ul {margin: 0;} )
  2. ok, first of all, your css and html are a bit disorganized. Try to use logical structures and names in your code.I always try to be specific in my css so I can debug much faster. For instance use "div#content p.words { ... }" to address the paragraph (and use a better classname )Now, for your problem.. I don't know what you mean by your "wrapper container" and I really don't have time to go through all your code. But the reason your footer is on the top of the page is probably because your content div is set absolute (why?)Hope this helps you a bit! If you want better help, try to post some example code that's easy to read..
  3. If you read the css of the example you mentioned carefully, you'll notice they use the line "display: block;" to achieve this.Add this to your "first_name, middle_name, last_name", for instance, and these elements will appear each on their own line.Good luck!
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