A friend of mine is using the script described on this page to create a pop-up window: http://www.pcurtis.com/popup.htm
He's using it on this page on his site: http://www.drummonkey.com/fireandice/photos_index.htm
The problem is he would prefer the background color of the pop-up window to be black. I haven't a clue.
Anyone?
Thanks.
Need a little Java help....
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I May Be Wrong..
But I viewed the source code on the popup page just to try and find an answer. I know that when you're coding in HTML you have to enter a code for the color of the back ground. Like :
td width="10%" align=center bgcolor="#ffeecc"
href="index.htm"><font color="#000000">Home
width="20%" align=center bgcolor="#99ffff">
href="pemcou.htm"><font color="#400040">OU Pages
width="20%" align=center bgcolor="#00008e">
If you'll note, bgcolor="#blah blah" That is, I think, how they are assigning a background color to the pages. So you'd need to find the code for black and enter it there. And that should assign the background that color. I hope I'm not too far off the target, and this helps. eGo
***edit*** I had to take out some bits and pieces of the code to prevent it from taking over the post. So just go to the first page in the link and view source if something you need is missing.. eGo
td width="10%" align=center bgcolor="#ffeecc"
href="index.htm"><font color="#000000">Home
width="20%" align=center bgcolor="#99ffff">
href="pemcou.htm"><font color="#400040">OU Pages
width="20%" align=center bgcolor="#00008e">
If you'll note, bgcolor="#blah blah" That is, I think, how they are assigning a background color to the pages. So you'd need to find the code for black and enter it there. And that should assign the background that color. I hope I'm not too far off the target, and this helps. eGo
***edit*** I had to take out some bits and pieces of the code to prevent it from taking over the post. So just go to the first page in the link and view source if something you need is missing.. eGo
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