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[Reece]

Please delete this topic, as I cannot do it myself.

[Twicks]

They both look the same to me.

[Peter L]

The code is not the same...

Code:

background-color: #3B6AA0;

background-color: #3B6AA0;
is what you have for horizon 1 and for horizon 2 you have:

Code:

background-color: #3A66A7;

Tell me if that fixes it.

[AceInfinity]

Laugh is right, you don't have the same color lol. What you've done here is made a div that is 1px in height with a background color. Those background colors on both of your horizon div's do not match. That line basically comes from the background color you've put in.

You do know that there is an <hr> tag for making lines like this though at specified thicknesses and colors?

Separating it into all of those div's isn't very professional. The music you referenced in your code doesn't play for me either.

...Why are you putting all of the CSS into the html though? :S Typically you reference your html to a style.css or a layout.css (whatever you want to call it). Then it makes things a lot easier when you want to start off with another page that has the same properties. You don't have to worry about the CSS because it's already taken care of. Not to mention adding all of that code in your html if you had a bigger website would slow down the page load. It's a no no.