/* ||| CSS file for Gamer 01-dk ||| */
/* ||| print file (to make pages more printer-friendly) ||| */

/* It is HIGHLY recommended that the doctype stay on the page for the best rendering possible. Without the doctype, the browsers start pulling some crazy stunts. For example, #content, the div that encloses actual content, has the overflow set to auto. While this creates a layout where the content does not flow under #subMenu (as it is floating left), the page creates scrollbars when the page lacks a doctype. These scrollbars are visually distracting. If you want a visually distracting layout, then I guess it would be OK.

That is only one such example. Doctypes will make the page less distracting and make it easier to use. */


/* General Link Rules */

 a:link,a:visited,a:hover{
 color: #000;
 text-decoration: none;
 background-color: transparent;}

/* Layout Rules */

body{
 color: #000;
 background-color: #fff;}

#container{
 color: #000;
 background-color: #fff;}

#pageHeader{}

#headerText{
 font: 28pt verdana,arial,sans-serif;
 margin-bottom: 25px;}

#bodyOfPage{
 background-color: transparent;}

#subMenu{
 display: none;}

#content{
 font: medium "times new roman",serif;}

#content a{
 margin: auto;}

#notice{
 clear: both;
 margin: auto;
 padding-left: 5px;
 border: solid #000 1px;
 font: small arial,verdana,sans-serif;
 background: transparent none;}

/* Other Formatting */

.noDisplay{
 display: none;}

.print{display: block;}

.sectionHead{
 font: x-large verdana,arial,sans-serif;
 display: block;
 border-bottom: solid #000 1px;
 background: transparent none;
 padding-bottom: 15px;}

p{
 line-height: 170%;}

.sectionHead+p{
 margin-top: 5px;}

p+.sectionHead{
 margin-top: 30px;}

acronym{
 border-bottom: none;}

.smallNote{
 font: inherit;
 font-size: x-small;}