html,body{
	margin: 0; /*** Do NOT set anything other than a left margin for the page
as this will break the design ***/
	padding: 0;
	border: 0; /* Last height declaration hidden from Mac IE 5.x */
	height: 100%;
}
body{
  background:#191919;
  
  min-width:700px; /*** This is needed for moz. Otherwise, the header and footer will
slide off the left side of the page if the screen width is narrower than the design.
Not seen by IE. Left Col + Right Col + Center Col + Both Inner Borders + Both Outer Borders ***/
  text-align:center; /*** IE/Win (not IE/MAC) alignment of page ***/
}
.clear{
  clear:both;
/*** these next attributes are designed to keep the div
height to 0 pixels high, critical for Safari and Netscape 7 ***/
  height:1px;
  overflow:hidden;
  line-height:1%;
  font-size:0px;
  margin-bottom:-1px;
}
* html .clear{height:auto;margin-bottom:0} /*** stops IE browsers from displaying
the clear div/br in the page, as these are for Moz/Opera and
Safari only. If IE 5.x Win DID display these, the page is too high ***/
#fullheightcontainer{
background-image: url(images/topaz.jpg);
  top:-2px; /*** Lift the container up by the value of the bottom
margin of the page. Makes the page 100% less xx px high ***/
  margin-left:auto; /*** Mozilla/Opera/Mac IE 5.x alignment of page ***/
  margin-right:auto; /*** Mozilla/Opera/Mac IE 5.x alignment of page ***/
  text-align:left; /*** IE Win re-alignment of page if page is centered ***/
  position:relative; /*** Needed for IE, othewise header and footer aren't contained
directly above and below the body ***/
  width:1000px; /*** Needed for Moz/Opera to keep page from sliding to left side of
page when it calculates auto margins above. Can't use min-width. Note that putting
width in #fullheightcontainer shows it to IE and causes problems, so IE needs a hack
to remove this width. Left Col + Right Col + Center Col + Both Inner Border + Both Outer Borders ***/
/* \*/
  height:800px;
/* Last height declaration hidden from Mac IE 5.x */
/*** Needed for Moz to give full height design if page content is
too small to fill the page ***/
}

#wrapper{
  min-height:100%; /*** moz uses this to make full height design. As this #wrapper
is inside the #fullheightcontainer which is 100% height, moz will not inherit heights
further into the design inside this container, which you should be able to do with
use of the min-height style. Instead, Mozilla ignores the height:100% or
min-height:100% from this point inwards to the center of the design - a nasty bug.
If you change this to height:100% moz won't expand the design if content grows.
Aaaghhh. I pulled my hair out over this for days. ***/
/* \*/
  height:100%;
/* Last height declaration hidden from Mac IE 5.x */
/*** Fixes height for non moz browsers, to full height ***/
}
#wrapp\65	r{ /*** for Opera and Moz (and some others will see it, but NOT Safari) ***/
  height:auto; /*** For moz to stop it fixing height to 100% ***/
}
/* \*/
* html #wrapper{
  height:100%;
}
/* Last style with height declaration hidden from Mac IE 5.x */
/*** Fixes height for IE, back to full height,
from esc tab hack moz min-height solution ***/
#outer{
  z-index:1; /*** Critical value for Moz/Opera Background Column colors fudge to work ***/
  position:relative; /*** IE needs this or the contents won't show outside the parent container. ***/
   
   
/* \*/
  height:100%;
/* Last height declaration hidden from Mac IE 5.x */
/*** Needed for full height inner borders in Win IE ***/
}
/*** Static fixes ***/

/*** a Note on the Holly hack: if IE/Win shows bugs it's a good idea to apply the height:1%
     hack to different elements and see if that fixes the problem. Sometimes it may be
     necessary to use "position: relative;" on certain elements, but it's hard to tell in
     advance which elements will need such fixes. ***/
/*** This is a STATIC fix for IE5/Win at the largest text size setting. ***/
/*** All the IE fixes that are inside seperate "Mac-hacks" may be grouped within
     just one Mac-hack for convenience if desired. However, each fix must come
     later than the rule it is fixing or the fix itself will be overridden. ***/
/*** clearheader heights are made from header height + borders +
any sidebar box height, less any sidebar intrusion.
Similar calcs for footers. ***/
#clearheadercenter{
padding: 64px 0;
  height:38px;
  text-align: justify; /*** needed to make room for header in center column ***/
  overflow:hidden;
}

#h1{ background: transparent;
	padding: 0 0 0 124px;
	    font: bold  Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
		 color: #8F6743; 

}
#clearfootercenter{
padding: 0px 130px 0 122px;
  height:420px; 
    font: bold 18px Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; 
  color: #7b003e; /*** needed to make room for footer in center column ***/
  overflow:hidden;
    text-align: justify;
}
a{
	color: #a032bc;
	text-decoration: none;
}

#footer{
  z-index:1; /*** Critical value for Moz/Opera Background Column colors fudge to work ***/
  position:absolute;
  clear: both;
  width:324px; /*** Set to Left Col + Right Col + Center Col + Both Inner Borders +
Both External Borders ***/
  height:54px; /*** = Bottom Margin + One Outer Border + body to footer divider depth +
subfooter1 height + any other subfooter heights ***/
  overflow:hidden;
  margin-top:-86px; /*** negative height ***/
}
#subfooter1{
  text-align:center;
}
.bottomtopmargin{
  overflow:hidden;
}


#topmargin{
  height:4px; /*** top margin height ***/
}
#gfx_bg_middle{
  top:0px;
  position:absolute;
  height:100%;
  overflow:hidden;
  width:400px; /*** = Center Col Width ***/
  margin-left:px; /*** = Left Col Width ***/
}
* html #gfx_bg_middle{
  display:none; /*** Hides the moz fix from IE ***/
}

#outer{word-wrap:break-word;}