Dividers can be difficult to configure. It may take forever to get the correct results, if you are unfamiliar with the idiosyncrasies. For example if you include borders, you need to account for the width of the border itself.
The width of a border may be several pixels, give or take. To get it right, make your calculations, configure your dividers, and display the page you are working on, then alter your widths accordingly.
Another problem with configuring dividers is setting the background color. The background color needs to be configured using the background property.
An example of this is: "background:#DDDDDD;".
If you have a row with several columns, the color attribute will not show if you set the background color on the outside section. It must be set on the individual columns to show.
As you work with dividers, you will become accustomed to the proper configurations. Ensure that you are using the correct properties, and that you have opened and closed your tags properly. Trying to find an html error as a result of a missing tag can be a real chore, and take up alot of time.
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