White Border in Adobe Muse

[blakes882]

Hi,

Im not sure if this is the place to ask but i needed help with achieving a certain effect in Adobe Muse.

I would like to emulate the constant "white boarder" on the left, right, top and bottom that is present in this website

Marmalade Melbourne – Melbourne Advertising Agency

Im hoping this is possible and any help would be much appreciated. 

Thanks!!

[Pavel_Homeriki · Accepted solution]

Everything is very simple.

[blakes882]

Hi,

Sorry to bug you again.

That has worked really well, but what i would like to do is to have a full width slide show within the content of my site.

When i set this slideshow up as full width the white borders that i set up are laying over it and cutting off the sides of my slideshow.

Is there any way i can have the slideshow as full width whilst also having my constant white borders?

Again this was achieved in the website that i listed above:

Marmalade Melbourne – Melbourne Advertising Agency

Thanks again for all your help!!

[blakes882]

Thanks so much for that!!  Much appreciated

[blakes882]

Basically wanting to know if I can somehow set the inner edges of my white borders as the point that my full width or full screen slideshow end?  

Hope this makes sense.

Thanks.

[Pavel_Homeriki]

This can be done if you insert the following code into the head of the page ( in the page properties ).

<style>

.SSSlide {

height: 100vh !important;

}

</style>

But then you will have new questions: 

How can I place the arrows back forward so that they change the position depending on the screen size?

How can I place a signature that would change the position depending on the screen size?

And the answer to these questions - No way.

So you need to look for third-party slideshow widgets, like this one https://www.muse-themes.com/products/cinch-responsive-slideshow .

Or... Full freedom is given only by the source code. Visual designers, like the Muse, have limitations. I would recommend that you explore the possibilities and limitations of Muse and develop a design based on its capabilities. But do not try to repeat what is not done in it.

[blakes882]

Thank you very much!!