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Old 09-15-2011, 08:10 PM   #3
charleski
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Yes, while css styling can be directed to apply to a specific id, it's really designed to be used with class selectors. Ids have to be unique within each particular file and are best used as targets for anchor references. I suspect you could solve your problem simply by changing all id="sidebar" to class="sidebar" (and change #sidebar in the css to .sidebar).
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