corel web page

[Mouldie]

I save any page as a html for the web it and when viewed in the browser it has a white border arounf the page, how do I get rid of this and make it fill to the edge of the browser....please help its duin me ed in! http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/emoticons/blink.gif

mouldie

[Mouldie]

ok...me again, 16 people looked at my topic but still no response....please help coz me is pulling me hair out. if you don't know what I mean let me know and I will attach an example.......me fed up :-(

mouldie

[Keyare]

[b]


I think nobody answered because this a WEB question and you would have gotten a bazzillion responses if you had put it in the web category, but in the Corel category?


...nobodycomes in here!


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Post Edited (Keyare) : 10/13/2004 10:19:55 PM GMT

[KKG]

geez.......you really know how to make a girl feel INSIGNIFICANT

[Keyare]

Whut? No no.

I use Corel. I was mocking Corel for the benefit of all the jerky Adobe gurus (you know who you are)who DIDN'T answer the question.

If you use Corel - just don't tell anyone. Be smug. Corel kicks on anything else.

Corprolite happened.

[Mouldie]

Hey Keyare
......mmmm...ok I'm confused, if you are such a corel fan and obviously an expert going by all the replies you give (looked around forum...your everywhere) then is it some setting in corel that I can change or modify? do you not create anything for the web using corel?....come on Key see it as a challange, stop wid the smart arse answers and get a grip with the problem....I know you can do it.

[Keyare]

In your HTML BODY tag put:

[b]


After publishing to web.


There's no margin control in Corel. It's not really made for building web pages.Corel's great for creating web graphics, but you'd be way better off using dreamweaver or frontpage or notepad for actually creating the pages.

Corprolite happened.

Post Edited (Keyare) : 10/14/2004 4:38:43 PM GMT

[Eagle]

I'd have to agree there - Corel isn't for designing websites- it creates awful codebut beautiful graphics. Use it for what it was made for! http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/emoticons/biggrin.gif










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Post Edited (Eagle) : 10/16/2004 10:12:25 PM GMT

[Ryan8720]

...Corel for Web pages? That's a new one. And which Corel? Draw? Photopaint? WordPerfect???

And just to be annoying, the proper way to remove the margins would be using CSS:

body {
margin: 0;
}

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[Eagle]

CorelDRAW:

go File> Publish to Web>

PhotoPaint:

go File> Export for Web OR File> Web Image Optimiser (Web Image optimisation wizard, Image mapping, Image Slicing etc etc)

As far as I know, Corel Graphics Suite has had web publishing options since version 8. http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif (AndAdobe normally rips most of CGS'sideas..). http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif

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