tjalex01

Okay, gonna give this a try in a bit. I'll likely have more questions.

Krewe, Thanks for the advice! I'd have thanked you sooner but I was with my wife at the hospital HAVING A BABY!! It's a boy, by the way. Is it possible to create a separate .css file on which to put the main information and then attach that file to the pages where the examples would be? That's way I could just connect the two files and not have to do it everytime.

I own the website www.scripttoolbox.com, a screenplay formatting guide. Throughout the website, I have hundreds of screenplay formatting examples created as images. Recently I saw this site: http://scriptwrecked.com/2011/01/10/to-pre-lap-or-not-to-pre-lap/ He also has examples, but it looks like they are created using some kind of script that may be CSS. Can someone help me figure out how to do something like this on my webpages? I want to find simpler ways to build my site to make updates easier. Keep in mind I know VERY LITTLE about CSS and how it works. Thanks in advance. T. J.