Let me use the same language as Jessica--my posting box is really long--my page might be really wide. I have to scroll down to get to an OK button, but could fit two entry boxes side by side. When I made the page, I figured those proportions would work better, because you don't want to encourage run-on lines.

So for most of my browsers, I could fit some light chat about formatting over to the right. I'm not wedded to anything but ready accessibility to a link to a pop up window with detail.

My rule of thumb is to not force a page to be more than 800px wide, and putting something to the right here would do that.

ita, do you want the intro to css htmlified or plain text or something else? Do you want to put it up here or would you like it on my site and linked over here?

We'll put it on a page here, so plain text with some simple html formatting might be best.

Will do.

Is there some code I can surround code with so that the code will show up and not be eaten? I'm pretty sure I've seen it, but I can't remember what it is.

How do you mean? Aside from translating entities like & and &?

For example, if I want to include something like:

body { text-align: center; background: #fff; min-width: 700px; font-family: verdana, tahoma, arial, sans-serif; }

Does it disappear? On some websites it will. It did not. Never mind. My question is moot.

Is there some code I can surround code with so that the code will show up and not be eaten? I'm pretty sure I've seen it, but I can't remember what it is.

Why don't you email it to us as a text file?

I can do that. Kind of easy, though. Thanks Jon.

eta: Sent to the admin address so whomever wants it can grab it.

Uh, I'm kinda a moron and clicked and hit return too fast and the latest of my votes is the one intended. I think.