Hi, I've managed to get this to work on my site but it has only come up a few pixels wide rather than filling up the blank white parts on the outside of the page. I'm pretty new to this so apologies if it is a really simple thing, but any help would be appreciated.
I just followed the instructions from the post below.
Any help would be appreciated
I just followed the instructions from the post below.
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Originally Posted by djln10
(Post 829540)
Hi Sue,
In order to have your website page colour have a graduated background you can do this with a little CSS as follows: 1. On your master page select a plain on page site colour (Right click the master, properties, background - select use page background then select a page colour. 2. Click on the Attach HTML to page button on the top menu. 3. Youll see the source code for the page - Look for the div which starts immediately under the opening Body tag. Inside the code for that div youll see it says: Code:
__AddCode="Master DIV Tag"Code:
id=masterdivPaste the following to the HEAD of the fragment (check ignore page position): Code:
<style type="text/css">All you need to do is change the hex colour values to ones that you want. The start colour at the top is the first value and the second value is the end colour. It needs to be repeated on all three lines, as youll see above, to accommodate for different browsers. Thats it! You wont see this in WebPlus but you will if you preview your pages and when published. It now means that all of your site pages will use the gradient background from top to bottom no matter what size your pages are. Attached is a WebPlusX6 example file. Hope that helps. David. |