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I'm not a coder.
Here’s something that’s been on my wish list for a while… If you look at the screenshot below, I want to keep the background of the body white. (By "body", I mean the part of the canvas that has content. (In default.css, I've set the max-width to 775px.)
But I want the background of the UNUSED part of the page to be gray (so that the page/content itself is more defined, kind of like when you view a PDF via a browser -- the page of the document itself is white, but the BACKGROUND on both sides of the page is dark gray.)
I'm not a coder. Seems it would be via CSS code rather than HTML in Master Pages...?
I've emailed this question to a developer who does not use RoboHelp. Her response was:
However, I haven't been able to implement this, because 1) I cannot figure out exactly where, and in which file, to put the line about linear-gradient; and 2) I cannot find a div.top section default.css, layout.css, or MasterThemeSchema files.
Any ideas?
Thanks much,
Mark Thiel
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I understand what you want to achieve but I doubt you will manage it in RoboHelp as it does not play nicely with div tags. I did manage it with Dreamweaver which does play nicely but even then it was not straightforward.
See www.grainge.org for free RoboHelp and Authoring information.
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Thanks, Peter. I figured it might be a long shot.