Backgroung color in include_bot.htm

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Teriel9

Hi all,
I am trying to use the same background color in the include_bot.htm page as
the include_top.htm.
I have applied it in the top successfuly, however although it shows
correctly if I open include_bot.htm it does not show in any of the web pages
that call for include_bot.htm, they remain white.
I have not yet published the alteration but have tried "refresh" and
"recalculate hyperlinks"
FP2003/XP Home
Any ideas please
Thanks in advance
Teriel9
 
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Teriel9

I found a workaround for this problem and thought I would publish it , in
case anyone else has the same problem.
I right click on the bottom of each page, select "Page properties" then
"Format" then select the background colour I require, click OK and close.
This has to be done on each individual page.
HTH
Teriel9
 
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Steve Easton

If you assign the background color with a style sheet it will
automatically apply
to includes.


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Thomas A. Rowe

But not when the include is include in other document, since the on the content between the body tag
is included, exclude the body tag content.

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Steve Easton

If the style sheet is assigned to the "main" page that includes the
included content, the background will apply to the included area.

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Thomas A. Rowe said:
But not when the include is include in other document, since the on
the content between the body tag
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

But not when the include page content is included in other pages, since only the content that is
between the body tag of the page that is being included, is included in other page, excluding the
body tag and anything before or after the body tags.

Better?

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Thomas A. Rowe

No...In this case there is no difference in using the page properties to apply a background to the
page or using CSS, as it has nothing to do with the Include Page content.

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