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 SouthnWnds
 
posted on June 20, 2002 02:36:08 PM new
Hello -many thanks for taking time to read my post.
What is the HTML I need to use to add an amage as a background for my auction page in the description area of "create a listing"?
Does anyone know? I would really appreicate HELP on this one.
I also can be contacted at [email protected].
THANKS A BUNCH folks!!!
Southern
 
 gellenburg
 
posted on June 20, 2002 03:47:15 PM new
If you're using AW's templates and you want your description to have a <b>separate</b> background, then the easiest way would be to insert a table into your description field.

There, you can specify one (or more) of the following:
<ul>
<li>Table background color / image</li>
<li>Row background color / image</li>
<li>Cell background color / image</li>
</ul>

Actually, even if you're not using the templates this works well.

You can use: (replace "[" with "&lt;", and replace "]" with "&gt;", respectively.)

<pre>
[table border=0 width="100%" background="http://your.isp.com/background.gif" bgcolor="white"]
[tr]
[td]This is a table with a white background, and "background.gif" placed on-top.[/td]
[/tr]
[/table]
</pre>

or...

<pre>
[table border=0 witdh="100%"]
[tr bgcolor="red"]
[td bgcolor="green"]
This is a table which has a red background for it's row, and a green background for the cell contents, giving an effect of a red border around a green cell.
[/td]
[/tr]
[/table]
</pre>

Or...

<pre>
[table border=0 width="100%" bgcolor="red"]
[tr bgcolor="white"]
[td background="http://your.isp.com/flag.gif"]
This is a table with red background, and a row background of "white", and this text superimposed over a gif called "flag.gif".
[/td]
[/tr]
[/table]
</pre>

So, experiment. You'll find combinations that work best for you. <a href="http://www.w3.org/">This site</a> has many many useful information and everything you'd ever want to know about HTML.


P.s. Oh well, looks like HTML isn't allowed in these message posts.
[ edited by gellenburg on Jun 20, 2002 03:47 PM ]
 
 
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