So, I've got a container that works on every other page, but this one... The container starts with
 "<div> id="white">

All the text I want to be white, gets that ID placed in front of it. If works on every page, with every skin, except one. Can someone please take a look and tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Doesn't work here:
http://www.cdw-photography.com/Services/tabid/57/Default.aspx

Works perfect, here:
http://www.cdw-photography.com/Store/tabid/64/Default.aspx

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Cathal, Thanks for the response. That's the right idea. Two minds are better than one, apparently.

Disabling the container causes DNN to strip out all of my formatting and I didn't realize it would behave that way. If that's the case, I'll have to put the id="white" directly into the content, correct?

PS... I don't know if you have it, or not, but I use firebug. It helps me look at the html, live. I could tell it wasn't rendering the container, I just didn't know if it was normal behavior or something I had (or hadn't) done.

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To resolve this, I had to enter the CSS information directly into the skin.css file. Despite selecting the container I wanted to use, if you un-check the option to display the container, in the module's properties, it removes all CSS specified in the container's css file and defaults to the skin.css.

I wrapped all the content in a div and gave it the id of "white" In the skin.css, I identified the text I needed by using the combination

#white .cssproperty {
color:white;
}

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