Div expanding to fill whole screen

Murray
My http://www.atishameditation.co.uk/faq.html is here, the major problem if
that the questions start of centered and then go to 'left' which is correct.
The only thing that I can see that is inheriting from is 'block'. This appears
in many places, how do I get it to ignore this rule. Is it by putting a ref to
"clear: both;" if so where?

I don't see what you are describing there. Can you tell me exactly where to
look and what I will see there, please?

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"Pakman36" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Murray
> My http://www.atishameditation.co.uk/faq.html is here, the major problem
> if
> that the questions start of centered and then go to 'left' which is
> correct.
> The only thing that I can see that is inheriting from is 'block'. This
> appears
> in many places, how do I get it to ignore this rule. Is it by putting a
> ref to
> "clear: both;" if so where?
>

Murray, since I posted the message I have been doing some SEO and realised that
because I have a <h1> hidden from the end user under the banner, thus it meant
that most of my pages had another <h1> as the main heading on the page (which
of course isn't advisable). I am in the process of changing my headings to <h2>
which meant that the subsequent headings needed to be <h3> and below. I changed
the CSS to relate to this; and even though page in question doesn't reflect the
colours of <h3> I willing to let it go as it doesn't look as bad as when it was
<h2>. If you can figure out a quick way for me to change the CSS so my <h3>
tags are the appropriate color, then please do.

If not, I want to thank you for the time that you have given this posting and
the help getting my CSS knowledge a bit further,