Image Border goes a tad to low
Hi All-
I'm trying to do a drop shadow around the whole site and used the following code in HTML/CSS Inserts: Code:
div#container { Code:
background: url(/premierpedsbh/wp-content/themes/atahualpa364/images/bottomBorder4.png); Here's the link so you can see: http://www.willworkforfilm.com/premierpedsbh/ It just doesn't quite match up. THANKS! |
why not make the image 1px high and repeat it? You have it set at 65px high so even if it only needs 1 more px, it will show another 65.
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Thanks! I tried that, but it's still going over a little bit.
I added this: Code:
div#container { |
Is there a way to add a border that stops before it gets to the footer? I'd like the footer to not have the border around it.
You can see what's happening here: http://willworkforfilm.com/premierpedsbh |
I can't think of a way since the 'container' is the element that the rest of the page is built 'inside of'
think of it this way, each layer is a sheet of transparent paper, so the first sheet is the body and then you lay on that the wrapper and next comes the container. On the container you have put a shadow all around it that exceeds it's sides. Now on top of the container is a table, the table has three separate sheets that all rest on the table and they are the three rows: header, middle and footer while you can style the footer, it still rests on top of the table/container and the container shadow stretches and you can't stretch the footer to cover it. |
Sorry for double post - because I switched to border-image instead of a background image with padding, it seemed to me a different thing altogether.
So is there a way to style just the "middle" instead of the whole container? |
Sure, ato->Style & edit CENTER COLUMN->Center column style
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