red88music

I have made a bit of progress:

I realised that because the header and footer were contained within the page div, they would always have the background.
So I have tried to take the header and footer divs out of the page div.

Small problem:
I was toying around with this idea earlier, and here are the results –

Original: http://red88music.co.uk/Red_88v1.htm

<div=id"page">
	<div=id"Header"></div>
	<div=id"Footer"></div>
</div>

Edited Header (Which works): http://red88music.co.uk/Red_88v2.htm

<div=id"Header"></div>
<div=id"page">
	<div=id"Footer"></div>
</div>

Edited Header & Footer (All goes wrong): http://red88music.co.uk/Red_88v3.htm

<div=id"Header"></div>
<div=id"page"></div>
<div=id"Footer"></div>

I can’t work out why the last one just kills the page?

So I was thinking, and I have come to the conclusion that no matter how much padding etc I use, because the header and footer are in #page, they will always have that background.
Which then suggests if I take these two elements out of the #page then it Should work?

Sweet thanks…

Thanks for the helpful reply clicknathan! 🙂

I tried do as suggested in that link, but adding:

$content_width = 600;
$GLOBALS['content_width'] = 600;

to my functions.php file did not work.

Any clues? Perhaps I should ask in that thread.