Help with CSS (content background color)

I’ve got a website (Volusion Demo Store) which I’ve tried to change the background color of the content area to white. On the homepage ([url=http://rxscm.sxumn.servertrust.com/]Volusion Demo Store) I’ve managed to tweak the CSS to get the main area (which is a TD) to turn white. It works fine except on pages like this ([url=http://rxscm.sxumn.servertrust.com/help.asp]Help)…

Any ideas how to turn the content area div to a white bg?

The background image on Content is overriding the preceding background-color style and only appears to provide a white background anyway, so simplifying to background:#fff; should provide what you seek.

Before

#content{
    background-color:#fff;
    background:url(../images/template/leftnavMidBg.gif) repeat-y 0 0;
}

After

#content{
    background: #fff;
}

If you ever need to combine a background image with a background color on the same element, you can include both within the background value, the color appearing before the url e.g.

background:#fff url(/path/to/image.gif) repeat-y 0 0;

Brilliant. I knew I was over thinking it… Thank you so much Victorinox.