If you are one of us that is trying to get a grip on CSS and read the previous post, don't wait and practice right away. You can do it here, or in the Tutorial Discussions - CSS thread which is sort of like our working classroom for this topic. If you look in that thread you will see loads of homework posted by others who are now practically experts. Bithiah taught us some great CSS basics and at the end of each tutorial she tasked us with trying it out ourselves as homework. Her posts were deleted, but for some weird reason if I link to an old post of mine where I link to a tutorial of her's you can view it. Really worth a go. In fact, the tutorial it links to first happens to teach you how to write the attributes area of a css class. How handy is that? They are the easiest tutorials I have ever seen in my life and I was doing CSS 3 minutes after reading it. Maybe I'll try something similar and set a task. Up to you if you feel like doing it. Practice: Following the previous quickstudy write a new post and create your own CSS Class place it in a <style> stylesheet </style> use your new css class's { attributes } area to change font color and add a border implement it within the post using a <table>table tag </table>, <div> division tag </div> or a <p> paragraph tag </p>