Can someone please advise me. Haven't a clue about HTML unfortunately.
I have got a basic colour template and I want the 'information frames' and the 'writing' both the same colour. I have managed to change the writing via the 'Basic' page with the colour pallette, but have to use the HTML page to change the 'information frames' colour. Unfortunately, I don't know the name or number of the colour I do want, as when I hold my mouse over the colour on the pallette it doesn't show the colour name or number. So if I go into the HTML and delete the 'white' that the frames are now, I don't know the HTML jargon to replace the white with. Hope you can understand what I mean.
Help would be much appreciated please.
Jazzmin.

Hi Jazzmin,

If you have the entire Template set as a frame/table, then this is an example of HTML for the bgcolor of the frame.

<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%" bgcolor="#ccffff" summary="" border="0"><tbody><tr><td> </td></tr></tbody></table>

For some odd reason, they don't have the background color attribute for table (Auctiva, that would be good add), but do for cell. It's the same attribute, so you can lift the code and move it to that portion of the code, as I did in the example.

Framing and bgcolor are probably simpler method than Styles (another technique).

Hope that helps.

Danno

Thankyou Danno, I'll investigate further and have a go. I don't think I'm a thick person, I'll have a go at most things, but sometimes it just beats me.
Jazzmin.