Samus
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Samus's post in Separate IE Style Sheet was marked as the answerNope, just the specific styles to make IE behave alongside your main css file
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Samus's post in Center a div within a div - CSS help! was marked as the answerremove your floats.
add
float: none; to this
#lower1{ width: 1000px; background-image: url(../images/lower1.jpg); height: 172px; margin:auto; float: none; }
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Samus's post in Hover effect was marked as the answerA simple one in plain css:
transition: all .3s ease-out
Add a background and it looks very formal but fancy at same time.
http://jsfiddle.net/Samus/bvDyy/
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Samus's post in Help needed on PHP Form Script was marked as the answershouldn't
mail ( "contact@r-m-t.org.uk", $_subject, $_from );
Be something like..
mail($email, $_subject, $_message1, $_from);
Also. I highly hope this is just for practicing purposes. As that script is highly insecure in the situation you decided to actually store any of that data.