In ALV Subtotal line with Color

Hi,
I am working on ALV Grid and the output and all are ok.
Only the problem is User expecting Subtotal in row should be in color.
Can you pls advise me.
Thank You,
Sri.

Hi,
plz refer this link.
Color the sub-total row in an alv-grid
saptechnical/Tutorials/ALV/Subtotals/Define.htm
sap.niraj.tripod.com/id64.html
Regards,
Pravin

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        <h2>#29 / Maybe it’s because you love being recognized by your peers.</h2><br>
    <p>We’re proud to announce the 12th biennial AIGA 50, a juried exhibition that showcases 50 of the strongest examples of design produced in our region during the past two years. Our panel of judges, experts and leaders in design, will evaluate work from print, narrative, and interactive media.</p><br>
    <p>So rack your brain, raid your files, and dust off your best work. How much have you produced in the past 730 days? You might not have hit every one out of the park, but you know which pieces hit the sweet spot. This is your chance to share your design home runs with your peers and the community.</p><br>
    <p>Whether or not you make the final 50, your work will be featured in the online gallery, where every single piece submitted can be shared, liked and discussed. We’ll recognize the winners on April 25, 2012 in an exhibition and reception in the Atrium of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Show us why you’re a designer by presenting your proudest accomplishments to the DC design community. Enter AIGA 50 by October 28.</p><br>
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    <p>AIGA, the professional association for design, is committed to furthering excellence in design as a broadly defined discipline, strategic tool for business and cultural force. AIGA is the place design professionals turn to first to exchange ideas and information, participate in critical analysis and research and advance education and ethical practice</p></div>
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    Thank you! Well that helped get them in line with each other the only problem is now for some reason the mission statement is to the left of the content information and the mission statement is supposed to be to the right. Sorry I am obviously a beginner and I'm sure its something simple but I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. 
    This is how I changed the style sheet:
    #content {
              width:482px;
              float: right;
              padding-bottom:181px;
    #mission {
              width:182px;
              color:#FFF;
              float:right;
    Now it looks like this:

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