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How to put text into a box that has a background colour
by Christopher Heng, thesitewizard.com
I was asked by a visitor how he could create a box, give it a background colour ('color' if you use adifferent variant of English),and insert text in it, the way some printed magazines and books sometimes place additional informationin a separate box or panel on a page.
Prerequisites
This article assumes that you know a bit ofHTMLand CSS. Otherwise you will be at a loss as towhere to put the code I supply belowor how to adapt it for your purpose.
Creating a Coloured Box
The box itself can be any block tag in HTML. Many, if not most, webmasters use a <div> for this purpose.
Let's say that you have the following HTML snippet that you want to make into a box.
This is a demo box to illustrate the code given in thesitewizard.com's tutorial on creating coloured boxes.
</div>
The CSS to give the DIV block a background colour is, predictably:
The background-color rule above specifies the HTML colour value of #cfc. You can of courseuse any other colour you like. Most webeditors and plain text editors(other than the rudimentary Notepad that comes with Windows) have a colour picker, allowing you to visually select a colourto get the appropriate numerical value. Alternatively, if you prefer to do things the hard way, you can also consult thelist of colours and their values on Wikipedia.
Unfortunately, although the above code is correct, if you use it as it stands, you will find that the background colourwill hug the text you place very closely, causing the entire thing to seem barely like a box. To make things morebox-like, you will probably want to add some space to the area around your text, and perhaps even give it a border.
background-color: #cfc ;
padding: 10px ;
border: 1px solid green ;
}
The padding rule adds 10 pixels to the space between your text and the margins of the box,and the border rule creates a 1-pixel thick solid green border. You can of course changethe values given here (ie, the number of pixels and the colour) to suit your page's design.
If you're posting to a blog that allows you to insert HTML, but does not make it easy for you to change the style sheet,you can even put those rules into your DIV tag.
Why Are Texts Now Dark Blue Or Dark Green?
Demo
The above code produces the following box.
Browser Compatibility
The CSS given above should work in all current browsers. It will probably even work in most older browserstoo, including InternetExplorer 6 (which is most likely extinct today).
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