One last point but I’m not giving it as much importance as first three, it would be ideal if all of your content was your own. Now there are exceptions to this, if you can’t write well then there is no point to writing poor articles with good information. The good information will be lost in lack of writing ability. So it’s okay to use some of free content, furnished by others, on your site. (Don’t forget to give them credit for their work though.) If you can create your own content I think that it best case scenario for adding good content to your site.

If you have some specific questions please visit my Photography and Design Forum at: http://kellypaalphotography.com/v-web/bulletin/bb/index.php and post your question there.

When you already achieved your desired look, save your user stylesheet. In cases where you return from Print Preview and area is vanished, you have to reload to continue with modifications. You can use Load to import your CSS file into editing area.

If you want to create some space, difficulty lies on how to distinguish between one div or table and another. To remedy this, you can create a rule in editing area to place margins around various containers which are dependent on layout. If you have difficulty in identifying any target on page, you can use View Style Information from Information menu. Your cursor will turn into a crosshair. Stay close over elements in your page and status bar will tell you where in DOM tree element is placed.

The editing CSS feature of Chris’ tool doesn’t work in Mozilla for reason that its sidebar implementation is dissimilar than Firefox. However, if you desire to use Mozilla, you can use Firefox to edit and save CSS and then use Add User Style Sheet from Miscellaneous menu to apply styles you saved.