Hey again!

Well it's the difference between the two custom content box HTML... the older one I used "topbar" and the newer one I used "toptile" to match the "bottomtile"... it's hard to go back and re-edit all the old posts =/

Anyway, change that in your CSS as well as removing the background color from your "ContentBoxTitle"

.toptile { background: #000 url(http://aeprops.com/plu/site_files/top_center.jpg)
repeat-x; height:33px; }
.ContentBoxTitle {font-weight: bold;text-align: center;padding-top:
13px;background-color: transparent ;color: #FFFFFF;}

Nice looking borders by the way!

It worked for me when I tested it... just increase the height from 10 to 20px and you should see it work.

LOL now I'm confused... you could set the spacing to 0px and it should remove any space between the content boxes... maybe I don't know what you mean by gutter space.

LOL I was scratching my head over why it wouldn't work for you... I see now. It's ONLY Internet Explorer that ignores the spacing.

It's so dumb... the only way to make the space 0px is to hide the spacer in the CSS like this:

.spacer {display:none;}

If you want to add any small height to it, it's based off of the font height. So add this then change the font-size to adjust it... Once you get past a certain font size, it will start using the "height" - this happens around 20px. So, I'd leave in the height variable for other browsers, but only adjust the font-size for IE.

.spacer {font-size:1pt; height:1px;}

*NOTE: 1 pt does not equal to 1 px.

Lol i work AT Microsoft and i'll have to agree with you.

I cant get either of those .spacers to work on my site. In FF or IE.