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May 22, 2015 at 7:50 pm #202751knowledgenotebookParticipant
Hi,
I have a page consisted of some same size images (780×437), see this URL,
http://knowledgenotebook.com/dev/demo.html
and I’d like to have a DIV that would contain some text to resemble such an image in terms of size, background, and its feel and look. How to do so with CSS?Many thanks.
May 22, 2015 at 11:30 pm #202752Paulie_DMemberI’m really not understanding what you are asking.
You want to reconstruct that image using HTML & CSS?
What would be the point?
If you must, what have you tried?
Fire up Photoshop (or whatever design tool you use) and get started.
May 23, 2015 at 7:14 am #202759knowledgenotebookParticipantOn “create the look at feel of the images used in the resources you provided?”, yes, please take a look below,
http://knowledgenotebook.com/dev/KN_screen2.pngAnd my idea to replace the screen captured image with powder blue with the new greyish background, this part has not bee completed yet.
Also, fyi, data input with some text formatting function is the basic functionality of what we provide with the tool.
Thanks.
May 23, 2015 at 7:20 am #202760knowledgenotebookParticipant“You want to reconstruct that image using HTML & CSS?”
No.“What would be the point?”
The demo page has two segment, each is an image, initially created with possibly PowerPoint with screen capture. I’d like to add another segment (it would contain textual data) that would resemble the feel and look of these two segments. That’s all.Thanks.
May 23, 2015 at 8:53 am #202762Paulie_DMemberHow to do so with CSS?
I’m gonna fall back on the oldest answer..
“What have you tried?”
I confess that quite often I get the impression that you treat this forum as a coding service. More than once you have asked vague questions that show no real attempt to solve these things for yourself.
I suggest that you employ a professional developer for your needs rather than impose of the generosity of others.
May 23, 2015 at 9:28 am #202764knowledgenotebookParticipant“What have you tried?”
Fair enough. I’ve taken care of it now. Tho I’m not really into CSS, I can manage to take care of it as well. Forgive me for my initial laziness.May 23, 2015 at 9:29 am #202765knowledgenotebookParticipant“I’ve thrown together if something like this is what you’re going for?”, interesting, thanks.
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