Layered Border

Adding A Layered Border

Firstly to do this, you need the HTML Page Code,
I've included in blue! < with bit of red and green >

<html>

<TBODY>

<TR>

<P>

<TBODY>

<TR>

<P>

<P>

<TBODY>

<TR>

</tr>

</table>

</center>

</tr>

O.K. lets begin - take a deep breath!

Open 2 Browsers, one on a new page, at "edit this page" and the other on the graphics album, where YOUR backgrounds are stored!

1) - copy and paste the page coding - into the New Page - firstly make sure you have clicked the Use HTML to create your page ( its at the bottom - just tick it)

2) - then go to the other browser and open one of the background images, try Image-1 first -

3) - Right click on this, and go to Properties!

4) - Can you see the Address URL in the properties? you need to COPY this URL

you can either start at the Http bit and drag it to the end of the URL, but make sure you get it all - it does have 3/4 lines worth of url so drag it right along

OR - double/treble click on the Address URL in the properties so it highlights it all - and COPY that CTRL C is Copy

5) - Then go back to your New Page and Paste it between the "Add Background URL" CTRL V will paste it for you

6) - NOW - go to the next background image, and get the url, and back to the New Page and paste it - in the second bit "Add Background URL" and repeat again for the 3rd background image, and then.................when that's been pasted into the 3rd "Add Background URL" - you untick the Use HTML to create your page, and it should look like a 3 layer border set :O)

Flood Fill Layered Bordered

Now if your finding that hard to do - I have a really simple trick

Open a new page , and then click on the box, that says "Use HTML to create your page" its at the bottom.

Then, make sure its completely empty - if its not, delete any text that's there

Copy and Paste the HTML Coding from above into your PAGE and then untick the "Use HTML to create your page"

Now using your flood can tool, that's on the Tool Bar above - Click inside each border and flood fill with your choice of colour

*TIP*

NOT all colours look good together LOL

Tend to stick with a few of similar shades

Should you want more layers, just copy paste them in, and then reflood

Now you see the bits above in the HTML CODING that are GREEN - should you alter the sizes of those, you will get fatter or thinner borders

Written by DaisyEvilPrincess - whilst trying to explain "How To"...to my friends

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