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Adding a background to all topics

Explorer ,
Mar 07, 2007 Mar 07, 2007

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Hi again
I have searched the forum for this and have not found anything. Has anyone got any ideas as to how to add a watermark to every topic on a HTML Help File made using RH HTML (X5.01 with 5.02 upgrade)? In RH for Word, you go to the project settings and can add an image as a watermark there and specify if you want it to scroll with text or not.

I suppose I can do this on my RH HTML Help File, maybe in my CSS but I am not very familiar with the way CSS files are displayed in RH. Is there a style that relates to a topic body and that is valid for all topics? My watermark is a jpg with the company logo and apart from adding the relevant code in True Code on each topic, I do not know how to do this?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Advisor , Mar 07, 2007 Mar 07, 2007
1. Select Format > Styles.
2. In the Styles: window, select Background + Text (BODY), and click Modify...
3. In the Modify Style window, click Format and select Borders and Shading.
4. In the Borders and Shading.window, select the Shading tab.
5. In the Pattern > Image area, browse for your image and experiment with the other settings until you get what you want.


Good luck,
Leon

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1. Select Format > Styles.
2. In the Styles: window, select Background + Text (BODY), and click Modify...
3. In the Modify Style window, click Format and select Borders and Shading.
4. In the Borders and Shading.window, select the Shading tab.
5. In the Pattern > Image area, browse for your image and experiment with the other settings until you get what you want.


Good luck,
Leon

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Thank you Leon, you are a star

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