Hi,
I'm trying to add a nice blue border to my menu. That's no problem.
Outside of the blue border i like to have an white border to give a nice effect.
I tried to fiddle around with low3dcolor and high3dcolor, but i never get the desired outline.
The image is a sample from my arts director:
Thanks a lot
Borders with two colors
Borders with two colors
cheers
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Merlin Consulting
Martin Schaible
Bahnhofstrasse 27
CH-8702 Zollikon
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Merlin Consulting
Martin Schaible
Bahnhofstrasse 27
CH-8702 Zollikon
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I've been trying to get various things as to borders...grrr... But the only way I could get that design was to put it in a one cell table That will give you the design you showed in the picture.
Ruth
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<table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 style="border:1px solid #whatevercolor">
Ruth
3D high and low colors will ultimately depend on where the light source is.
If you set the high color as the lighter shade and low color as the darker shade you can use swap3d to switch them around.
With regard to the intial post question. from looking at the sample image, the only way to acheive an effect like that is to use images.
Cheers
Andy
If you set the high color as the lighter shade and low color as the darker shade you can use swap3d to switch them around.
With regard to the intial post question. from looking at the sample image, the only way to acheive an effect like that is to use images.
Cheers
Andy
Yes, or swap3d=true will do too. Anything that isn't zero or null.Is that swap3d=1?
Probably, if you think this is wrong, let me know and I'll have a re-think about it. We are hopefully at that point with the menu where we can make these tweaks easily enough.If I use border red and 3d grays, is the border red supposed to disappear?
Cheers
Andy
I don't know what is normally expected of 3D, I have white on white so the 3D doesn't do much, therefore I thought that border red would create a different effect as you say it takes on surrounding color.
More important is menualign center 100% so that it stretches the full width and stays with the browser width. I'm adding screenposition to compensate but that doesn't stay with the browser.
Thank you,
maz
More important is menualign center 100% so that it stretches the full width and stays with the browser width. I'm adding screenposition to compensate but that doesn't stay with the browser.
Thank you,
maz