Instructions for Bordered Backs

Using bordered backgrounds is really pretty simple once you get the hang of it. You will need to copy the code below and save the blank image I have provided in the box just below this line:

All you need to do is right click with your mouse in the box just above and save the blank image and anything you want.

Following is the code you will need to copy to put on your bordered background pages. You will notice the call for the blank image in the first cell of the table and then you will fill all your text, images, sounds, etc., in the second cell of the table.

<!--Begin Copying Code Here-->
<TABLE border=0>
<TR>
<TD><IMG SRC="blangra1.gif" WIDTH=100
HEIGHT=1 ALT="[Spacer Image]"></TD>
<TD>All your text, images, sounds, etc. will go in this cell.
You will treat this cell just as you would a blank page.
All codes will work here including your links.</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
<!--End Copying Code Here-->

You can adjust the width of the blank graphic to fit the size border that you have.
For instance, this page that you are reading has a border that is 100 pixels wide. So I set the width of the blank graphic to 100 in the first cell. Yes, this page is designed using a table. You can see what the code for this page looks like by clicking on your browsers view menu and then click on source.

That is pretty much all there is too it. Have Fun!