
/* Hidden Link */

a.hidden:link    { text-decoration: none; }

a.hidden:visited { text-decoration: none; }

a.hidden:active  { text-decoration: none; }



/* Used for the body of the contact form */

body.contact { 

	 font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; 

	 font-size: 10pt;

	 color: #000000;

/*	 background : #DED6CE;  The IE and WORD background*/

	 background : White; 

	 border : none;

	 margin-top: 0px;

	 margin-left: 5px;

	 margin-right: 5px;

	 margin-bottom : 5px;

	 }

/* A second style called "cf_body" is also used

	as a class in the contact form <body>.

   It can safely be ignored. */



/* Images with no border */

img.clean {

	border : none;

	background-color: transparent;

	}





/* For footers with page name and copyright claims */

p.revision   {

	text-align : left;

	background-color : transparent;

	font-size : 9pt;

	color : Silver;

  }



/* CSS3 allows <html class=XXX> to set a background

   that fills the whole page.  The weakness is that

   anything (including margins) will overwrite this

   background.

   We don't noemLLY use it but it's here as a 

   possibility */

html.main {

   background: url(images/Cockpit1920x1274.jpg) no-repeat fixed left top;

   -webkit-background-size: cover;

   -moz-background-size: cover;

   -o-background-size: cover;

   background-size: cover;

   }

/* An alternate: background: url(./images/rule.gif) repeat-y fixed left top;*/

   

/* Another approach to making a vertical rule is

two side by side divisions.  Unfortunately, the

rule is only as long as is necessary for the

<div> to hold its contents

div.leftrule{

	float: left;

	width: 125px;

	border-right: 6px solid #330000;

	margin-right: 5px;

	height: 100%;

	}

	

div.leftbody{

	float: left;

	width: *;

	margin-right:5px;

	margin-left:5px;

	}

*/

   

 