Tag Archives: System Tag

Finding the right colors

Posted on November 19, 2012 by admin616 views

Will there be any easy tool for figuring out the color of something (such like a background or picture) with a website Is at this time there any tools that we can use just for this Try carrying out a screenshot, pasting it into Photoshop in addition to checking the shade in there. Just view your source code and show at the SYSTEM tag, this is taken because of this forum Code: < body bgcolor=" #EEEEEE" If its not just a color it’s going to be a image source Or prefer a quick way to check out if a bg is usually a image or not merely right click on it if the ‘Save Background As’ selection comes up JR’s method also successful.

Posted in Web Design | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Centreing A Web Page?

Posted on September 30, 2012 by admin568 views

Hi guys, Im rather new to website design and I appeared to be just wondering how I’d go about Centreing my website Because at the moment it sits with the very left of the page and seems to be rather bad when it can that, I need it centred like that for example: www. clan-thr. com Thanks beforehand. -Dan Initially welcome to WDF. Add this code in your CSS file: Code: body text-align: core; margin: 0 crash; Thanks a whole lot man! This proved helpful really well! Your website looks good now Thanks -Dan Embarresing, although whats the CSS record A cascading down style sheet. It is an external file with a. css extension that is definitely called by the webpage that types the webpage. http: //www. w3. org/Style/CSS/ A small adjustment + justification… The particular minicodetext-align: center/minicode is just not necessary. Doing this may make all the text around the html page based unless otherwise chosen. When you use two values in CSS, it is for positioning, the best one is for that second one is perfect for. So by adding minicodemargin: 0 crash; /minicode you’re saying start with the top, and core horizontally. This will apply at background-position … Continue reading →

Posted in Web Design | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment