Hey,
The ***Todays_comics*** tag is a very, very useful guy for keeping your index page up to date without any effort. However, for the presentation of my site, I would like if my comic images all had a black border around them. Is it possible to apply image borders while using the Todays_comics tag, or do I have to resort to putting them in myself on the comic images?
~Banov
Quick Question About ***Todays_comics***
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Re: Quick Question About ***Todays_comics***
Comic link?
There isn't really any to change how the keentag behaves, but there are ways of tricking them into performing how you want them to. For example, you could put the tag inside a div or table tht had a black border set up, but that would put a black border around the whole lot. It would probably be easier if you added the border to the images prior to uploading.
There isn't really any to change how the keentag behaves, but there are ways of tricking them into performing how you want them to. For example, you could put the tag inside a div or table tht had a black border set up, but that would put a black border around the whole lot. It would probably be easier if you added the border to the images prior to uploading.
Re: Quick Question About ***Todays_comics***
I'm still building the page. Having some trouble displaying images at the moment =pDr Neo Lao wrote:Comic link?
Putting it in a table is an excellent idea, though, and works just fine for me. Thanks!
Re: Quick Question About ***Todays_comics***
Use divs..Tables are so 1998. Css will easily solve your problem.
Just make it so the images within a comic div have borders. An example of this would be to create the css and place the code into the html as so..
<div class="comic">
***todays_comics***
</div>
The div class "comic" css would be coded ..
.comic img{
border: black 10px solid
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
}
lol, you might get this or not at all. I'm horrible at explaining this stuff but theres sites like http://www.tizag.com/cssT/ and http://www.w3schools.com/css/ that will help you out tremendously.
Just make it so the images within a comic div have borders. An example of this would be to create the css and place the code into the html as so..
<div class="comic">
***todays_comics***
</div>
The div class "comic" css would be coded ..
.comic img{
border: black 10px solid
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
}
lol, you might get this or not at all. I'm horrible at explaining this stuff but theres sites like http://www.tizag.com/cssT/ and http://www.w3schools.com/css/ that will help you out tremendously.