Adding Color To Website

[nelo1234]

:confused;
My website was created for my business without color. It has a white
background, black and blue text. The problem is the logo I have is white so I
guess that's why they kept the background white. It's looks really plain!

How can I add some color shading? I don't mind the background being white if I
can add color in certain areas to bring it out. Or Would it be easier to get
rid of the logo and type the in title so I can add background color?

[Nancy - Adobe Comm. Expert]

You can add background colors to the elements using CSS. You can also use a
graphics editor like Fireworks or Photoshop to add color to your graphics.
It's very hard to know what to suggest to what one cannot see. Is there a
link to your site?


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"nelo1234" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> :confused;
> My website was created for my business without color. It has a white
> background, black and blue text. The problem is the logo I have is white
> so I
> guess that's why they kept the background white. It's looks really plain!
>
> How can I add some color shading? I don't mind the background being white
> if I
> can add color in certain areas to bring it out. Or Would it be easier to
> get
> rid of the logo and type the in title so I can add background color?
>

[z7server]

Hi, is it wery easy with css:
if you have a picture:
background:url('0135_alumplat.jpg');
or for a simple color:
background:red;

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