/*
	Style created for Lead Out Web Design by:
	Lead Out Web Design
	Contact Lead Out Webdesign at LeadOutWeb@aol.com
*/

/* General Page Look */
BODY {
	FONT-FAMILY: "Times New Roman", Arial;
	COLOR: #000000;
	/* BACKGROUND-COLOR: #3366FF;
	BACKGROUND-COLOR: #FFFFFF; */
	background-color: #990000;
}

A:LINK, A:VISITED, A:HOVER, A:ACTIVE {
	COLOR: #000000;
	TEXT-DECORATION: underline;
}
.RED {
	FONT-WEIGHT: BOLD;
	COLOR: #ff0000;
}
.YELLOW {
	FONT-WEIGHT: BOLD;
	COLOR: #ffcc00;
}
.BLACK {
	COLOR: #000000;
	TEXT-DECORATION: underline;
}
.WHITE {
	COLOR: #FFFFFF;
	TEXT-DECORATION: underline;
}
.urgent {
	padding-left: 20px;
	COLOR: #000000;
	background: url(/images/error.gif) no-repeat 4px 4px;
	background-color: #FFE0DF;
	border: solid 1px #F00;
	}

/*
Capitalisation

There are two properties that allow you to automatically set the capitalisation of your text. First, font-variant allows you to set all your characters in small versions of capital letters.

p {font-variant: small-caps; }

That would create text like this. It looks cool, and works well for acronyms, like NATO. The second property is text-transform.

div {text-transform: uppercase; }

Possible values are uppercase, which makes all the letters capitals; lowercase, which makes them all small characters; capitalize, which will capitalize the first letter in every word; and none, which will override any inherited transformation.
*/