C INLINE STYLE PROBLEM

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                You have to put a space between "div" and "style"...
            
     
       
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                and use "background: url(./images/formbackground.png) no-repeat;" instead -> a shorthand method. i think the problem is because you have a quotation mark inside a quotation mark and it expects an equal sign before the quotation mark in url("") of style="", you can either remove the quotation mark in the url or replace it with a single quotation.. i hope this helps..
            
     
       
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                Hi, I think it would be a case of placing the div inside of a holding div and then giving a full style block
     
     
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    <div id="mydiv"><style type="text/css">#mydiv{float:left;width:250px;height:250px;border:1px solid #000000;background-image:url(../images/formbackground.png);background:repeat:no-repeat;}</style>*Content goes here*</div>
     
    Certainly this works local but I have not tried it live. Jim
            
     
       
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                                        C INLINE STYLE PROBLEM
                     
     
      
    
                  OK this is one of those things that drives me crazy because I can't find or see anything wrong with it so maybe it's one of those particulars I've never run into before and so I just don't know about. I've got this CSS /style that isn't working as I would expect. It works fine from the stylesheet. but absolutely will not work from an inline style. in other words this works just fine 

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  .optin
{
   float:left;
   width:250px;
   height:250px;
   border:1px solid #000;
   background-image:url("../images/formbackground.png");
   background-repeat:no-repeat;
}
  
But this just simply will not work 
                
     
     
     
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