Re: Sidebar question

Cindy:

Whoops -- I missed that part. Have to admit that by using
FrontPage it has been over a year since I have had occasion to
actually TYPE a background command of any kind. (You just point
the old art pen and push) Therefore, I skipped over the code
without really looking at it.

Even on the busiest of days, one needs to slow down and really
read the posts to the list.

And--Yes--I was referring to colored backgrounds in individual
cells of a table as a means of creating a colored column on one
side or the other.

This works everywhere but old Netscape's and I watch my text and
overall background colors to be sure everything degrades OK.

Sorry for any confusion and best to all:
Ted Temer
Temercraft Designs Redding, CA
temer(at)c-zone.net
http://www.temercraft.com
http://www.newsredding.com/


>From: Ted Temer <temer(at)c-zone.net>
>>Wendy:
>>In general we use Rosemary's suggestion with colored
backgrounds
>>in tables for this sort of thing as it loads so much quicker.
>
>I am a little behind on my email here, but ... Beware, for
Rosemary's
>suggestion was to use the BACKGROUND attribute, not the BGCOLOR
(which
>Ted is speaking of above, I think?) attribute, in the TD, which
is not
>valid HTML4.
>
>Wendy wrote:
>>>    I want to put a sidebar on my webpage and I was wondering
if
>>I needed a
>>>program such as Paint Shop Pro to do it? If that I the case
>>could I use
>>>Corel Draw to do it?
>
>--
>Cindy K. Stanley
>
>

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