the posting box (like forms all over the web) is determined by the browser rather than the stylesheet.

Though you can style it if you want, at least in Opera on the Mac.

Is there a way to make the breadcrumbs appear on the same line as the rest of the navbar without changing to ?

Try top:0;, although if they overlap, one will sit on top of the other if they're still divs.

Though you can style it if you want, at least in Opera on the Mac.

Actually, you can in a bunch of browsers now -- it's just been so long since I've tried that my head was still in "you're stuck with the default" mode. Duh. More css to play with!

.breadcrumbs {background: none;}

I tried that, and it didn't work. I put it right underneath the other codes that started with periods. I still see the yellow box.

You might need to refresh a few times for it to take.

I'm using

.breadcrumbs { display: none; }

and I'm quite happy.

Try background-color: white;, PC. Scola's is better if you want to lose breadcrumbs entirely, not just the background.

Or

background-color: #whateveryourbackgroundcoloris

t /wishes for display:none for this week

Actually, background-color:none should work just fine.

I've decided that the breadcrumbs on the left are distracting and have moved them back to just above the other navigation elements. In case anyone was still following along.

You might need to refresh a few times for it to take.

True! It looks fine now.

Couple of questions:

1) Is there a way to get rid of the white box background behind the Message Center logo?

2) Is there a way to change the color of the red bar that highlights "Discussion Threads", "Site Admin", etc?

I've been perusing the CSS that was posted ages ago, so we could make our own changes and while I've been able to figure out a few of them (hello a:hover!), there's still some that I'm not able to parse out. I've picked up an instruction book for CSS, but it's slow going. Help?