> Didn't try to diagnose your issue yet, but here's this if it helps...
>
> http://www.csszengarden.com/207/content_bg_top.jpg
> So I think there are more than background image at work on that page.

Yes, much more going on than I imagined. The gradient or shadow border is
what I was trying to achieve.

> You can do that with nested tables. Just put the table you want to
> have the border around into the cell or table with the background
> color you want and give it a padding of 1 or 2 pixels or whatever.

Doug,

I will try your suggestion. The frustrating thing is that the vert-table
style works on all site pages except for three where the CSS style for the
vertical border breaks in Firefox. Nesting a table might not fix it, because
I've even tried removing all components, menus, etc and just applying a
border to the actual center table and it still breaks in Firefox.

Since only a few pages are affected, I've always thought it was some code
messing with the style, or visa versa, but I've spent hours comparing the
pages, trying to figure out what's different. So frustrating... like looking
for a needle in a haystack.

Carol


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