Question: In the original accordion I ended up using:

```
.accordion div{
    display:inline-block;
    width:311px;
}

```

So that any div located inside the accordion followed those specifics.
When I had to find/remake a new accordion (Damn you IE8!) The new accordion contains a div in it already. 

Would it be possible to create a new class to replace the div? So it would be like

```
.accordion **uniqueclass?**{
        display:inline-block;
        width:311px;
    }

```

That way it wont interfere with the div that's already there. I wasn't sure if you could specify a class after already specifying one.

As always, I'm a CSS noob so explain in English please :D

Answer: 
You must use `$db->lastInsertId()` before you commit if you are in a transaction. Even if you rollback a transaction, the id is "used" or skipped, which is why you should not depend on IDs to be sequential.
Use this 

```
INSERT INTO `LastInsertID` (name, email) VALUES(:name,:email)

```

instead

```
INSERT INTO `LastInsertID` VALUES(NULL,:name,:email)

```

I have removed the `NULL`.