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table borders that have gradients??
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Hey i attached an image to kind of explain what im talking about so look at it before you read....
Notice how his content border is collapsable, but at the same time it has that gradient border you cant get with an html code. Does anyone know how to do that?? |
BUMP NO JUTSU!! *thread goes back to top*
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ANTIBUMP please wait about 24 hours before bumping a post :)
Thats either some very impessive CSS and divs or a table :) |
i dunno if you were being sarcastic, but do u know how to do that??
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I was being funny, and depending on how it was done the table method can cause a few problems with IE and with the CSS and Divs id have no clue.
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so what you're saying is.....that guys a genius that belongs in NASA, and you have no idea how he did it??
Just my luck, the guy wont reply to emails either... |
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[sarcasm].....thanks for that easy answer, ill be back in about 4 days when ive found the little snippet of code in that[/sarcasm]
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Just make three td tags, the middle being the content page.
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<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="value"> |
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thx john, but can i make this with those tags??
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Sure can; just fix the values with the correct width and the background tags in the style tags.
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ok i see what ur saying but theres a problem. I cant get the borders to show unless there is text in front of them. I dont want text in front of them, i jsut want them to be the borders for my content.
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