If I use Shared-Borders, How do I change the background color....

• Sep 6, 2000

• #2

Garridon

Programmer

Mar 2, 2000

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The shared border is saved on a separate page in another directory. Have you tried changing the color there?

 

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• Sep 7, 2000

• #3

mbdw6708

Vendor

Jun 22, 2000

121

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One way to change it is to put a table in the shared border adn change the color in the table. Thats the way I do it. Make the table 1 row and 1 column so it is easy to change. You can check out what I mean at

http://www.supplychaintoday.com

Good luck.
Dave [sig][/sig]

 

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• Sep 22, 2000

• #4

nalbiso

Programmer

Aug 31, 2000

71

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An easier way to change colors on different segments of your web page would be to use a frames page vs a shared border. A shared border page is a type of page that ideally remains the same in color. If you went with a frames page, then you could change the color of each page. [sig][/sig]

 

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• Sep 22, 2000

• #5

mbdw6708

Vendor

Jun 22, 2000

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Be careful using frames because not all browsers support them.
dave

http://www.supplychaintoday.com

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• Oct 1, 2000

• #6

soswebs

Technical User

Oct 1, 2000

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On Coloring Borders:
I've read over twenty books at Borders Book Store regarding borders vs. frames. My conclusion is, definatly use the border over the frames. Frames can be very usefull for the right applications but have there drawbacks. For instantance, most brosers (aol, netscape, etc..) I tested (old and new)would always misplace things on the page. Plus, some will not bring the frames up at all. If you are publising to the general public, use the border.
ON THE COLORED border issue, yes use the tables and cells in the table and then add the color. My sight

http://www.soswebsforless.com.

 

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