I’ve probably missed something really basic here in my usual style, but presumably it is possible to format HTML text to place a rule under with offset after a Return?
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Hiya kryten
yes you can
for example if you have an H1 style which you have applied to a line of text with other text underneath then you could add these extra bits to the H1 style via styles edit.
border-bottom:1px dotted #9a9a9a
padding-bottom:10px
margin-bottom:10px
then this would add a grey dotted border below your text thats was 10px away from your text and it in turn would push the text underneath it by 10px too.
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Cheers Max. Marvelous! Under Extended presuambly…is the part before the colon the Name and the bit after the Value?
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yes thats it
So it would be…
border-bottom in the Name area and then the 1px dotted #9a9a9a in the Value area.
You don’t need to put in the colon because its automatically put in, then repeat for the padding and margin
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Cheers bud.
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Presumably you can’t adjust the dotted line thickness to say a nice fine 1px?
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You can. Either use the integrated notation:
border-bottom: 1px dotted #ccc;
or if you have set a border and want to modify its weight only:
border-bottom-size: 1px;
Walter
On Feb 11, 2009, at 9:38 AM, Kryten wrote:
Presumably you can’t adjust the dotted line thickness to say a nice
fine 1px?K.
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border-bottom:1px solid #ddd
that should give you a solid fine line
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It’s a miracle!
Thanks chaps. Much appreciated.
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I know I’m going to appear dense now (no change there then), but what does the #ddd, #ccc and #9a9a9a signify?
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Colors.
T.
On Feb 11, 2009, at 10:13 AM, Kryten wrote:
I know I’m going to appear dense now (no change there then), but
what does the #ddd, #ccc and #9a9a9a signify?
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Those are HTML/CSS color codes. They are the RGB values, expressed as
hexadecimal numbers (RRGGBB). A two-digit hexadecimal number (00
through FF) can represent any value from 0 to 255. When you see six
digits, that’s the full-format expression. When you see three digits,
that’s a short-form, which means that both digits of each color value
are the same. #ccc is the same as #cccccc – both mean light gray.
Photoshop will show these numbers for you in the Color Picker dialog
(bottom-left text field, after the # sign). Freeway will as well:
hover over any color in the palette and a tooltip will appear with the
correct code.
Walter
On Feb 11, 2009, at 11:13 AM, Kryten wrote:
I know I’m going to appear dense now (no change there then), but
what does the #ddd, #ccc and #9a9a9a signify?K
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Genius - thanks gents.
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On 11 Feb 2009, at 16:22, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Photoshop will show these numbers for you in the Color Picker dialog
(bottom-left text field, after the # sign). Freeway will as well:
hover over any color in the palette and a tooltip will appear with
the correct code.
You can also dowload a nifty add-on to the OS X system-wide colour
picker that will add this funcionality from here:
http://wafflesoftware.net/hexpicker/
best wishes,
Paul Bradforth
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