That’s what I’ve been trying but I can only apply a picture to the background as opposed to filling it with a colour that goes with the theme I’m working on.
Wow! Pithy & concise… ☺ Thank you so much for the clarification. One last thing. Where can I find the CSS & HTML specification? I really am sorry if I’m being a pain…
It’s not exactly the same(but it’s based on that specification); once you get the general idea you shoud try different widths and heights for each one to see what changes.
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Edit layout
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Customize item
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Enter “edit layout” mode from the desktop, click on the panel (this should select the panel item), long click the panel, customize the panel item
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That’s what I’ve been trying but I can only apply a picture to the background as opposed to filling it with a colour that goes with the theme I’m working on.
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in the border setting screen long click on content (the center of the multiple rectangles) and select a background color
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Thanks… That worked… ☺ Thank you so much…
And speaking of the multiple rectangles, what does “padding” mean? And how is the “border” different from the “margin”? Just curious…
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you should read the CSS and HTML specification, it should be the same.
margin = distance between items
padding = distance between content and border
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Wow! Pithy & concise… ☺ Thank you so much for the clarification. One last thing. Where can I find the CSS & HTML specification? I really am sorry if I’m being a pain…
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http://www.w3.org/wiki/The_CSS_layout_model_-_boxes_borders_margins_padding
It’s not exactly the same(but it’s based on that specification); once you get the general idea you shoud try different widths and heights for each one to see what changes.
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Thanks guys. Really helpful.
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