On 8/29/11 8:17 AM, John wrote:
Is it possible to insert a style into my documents that would show a
border of dimensions I choose, like 1024x768, which would be
visible, but would affect/interfere with nothing else?
my question is along the lines of Georg's suggestion of including a
1px red line in each and every style to show what it's doing.
the 1024x768 area would be nice to have to show what would and
wouldn't be visible to users with that resolution.
Is this even a good idea?
Others have commented on whether it's a good idea, but - to answer the
CSS part of your question:
You can use a one-pixel colored image. By placing this on a background
at the appropriate height and repeat-x, or at an appropriate horizontal
position and repeat-y, you can add guide lines to your page.
This works best in browsers that support multiple backgrounds, and where
you have not yet applied background colors to inner segments. Hopefully
you find this useful in site of the limitation.
--
Cordially,
David
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