The Gator-Bot Alliance

[Cujo]

Team 1250's website.
http://www.teamfordfirst.org/team1250

[Knippschild]

Team 1250's website.
http://www.teamfordfirst.org/team1250

Very nice use of an iFrame there. Your website is off to a great start. It is more professional to use text-decoration: underline, bold (etc); rather then background-colours.

You do have some HTML problems that should be fixed ASAP. For one, ALL images need to have an alt= value, even if it's just alt=""

Take a look at www.W3.org's HTML validator for your page (http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.teamfordfirst.org%2Ftea m1250%2Findex2.html&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline)

Also take a look at Your CSS errors (http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.teamfordfirst.org%2 Fteam1250%2Findex2.html&usermedium=all), older browsers are very picky about CSS.

[Cujo]

Thank you for the crucial information. How would I incorporate the scrollbar change into the site without my CSS method?

[Knippschild]

Thank you for the crucial information. How would I incorporate the scrollbar change into the site without my CSS method?

I am honestly not too sure, but I know CSS is the only way to do the change (maybe your syntax is incorrect?) Try using an online generator and paste that. Again, I am not 100% competent in CSS.

I believe that the validator is complaining because BODY is capitilized, when it should be in lower caps.

[DarkJedi613]

I'm not sure scrollbar CSS values are actually in the W3C version of CSS, it seems to only work in IE as far as I know - maybe MS made it up? :D