A customized background can really spice up your web page. You can add a background color and/or image to a line of text, paragraph or an entire page. The background image automatically repeats for you, meaning it fills up the page or container it’s in by default. You can specify how or whether the background repeats with CSS.
How to Add a Web Page Background with CSS
in Web Page DesignHow to Make Images with Rounded Corners in Fireworks CS5
in Web Page DesignThere are a number of options available for creating an image with rounded corners for web pages. You can use cascading style sheets to apply the corners (works in browsers that support this feature) or apply the rounded corners directly to your image in an image editor.
How to Create a Roster from a Mail Merge
in Create DocumentsStaff, volunteer and school rosters are ever-changing. Members leave/join a group and change their contact information on an ongoing basis. An efficient way to create and maintain these updates is with a database. Not only does a database save tons of time, but it keeps all your data in one location, so it’s more consistent and accurate.
How to Create a Torn Paper Background for a Web Page in Photoshop
in Web Page DesignEver want to change your traditional web page background to a custom one? How about a paper texture with torn edges? It’s a great option if you’re sharing a letter or note with readers on your web page.
How to Create a Collage Template in Photoshop
in Create Documents, Web Page DesignYou can create a collage for anything from photos and stamps to leaves and seashells. Your collage doesn’t even have to feature the same types of objects. You can use it to tell a story about yourself and include important objects you picked up along the way.
How to Format a Blind Cover Letter in Documents
in Create Documents, Format DocumentsA lot of companies don’t include the hiring manager’s name in a job post. This is especially true for newspaper and online ads, making it difficult to send the cover letter. A blind cover letter is sent when a hiring manager isn’t provided. Details of the job are sometimes sketchy.