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RFL Posts: 10 From: Yadkinville, NC USA Status: offline	Banners - 7/12/2001 15:34:00 How does one go about making a banner that runs across the top of the page and continues down the side with a curved corner rather than two straight lines put together. This curve in the corner makes it look like one peice and I see many big sites using this style.

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From: Montana USA
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RE: Banners - 7/12/2001 19:43:00

You'd either need a very large background graphic or use tables and put a sliced image into separate cells.

On one of the pages that you like, View > Source and copy. Paste this into your html then in normal view you should be able to see how this was put together.

Linda

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godshall2

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From: Telford PA USA
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RE: Banners - 7/14/2001 20:14:00

To expound on what Linda said.

I myself start by creating the graphic or layout in a grahics program like Photoshop. Once the graphic looks the way you want it, you can slice it up into html and paste it right into your editor.

I have a few tutorials on my site to help you along if you'd like.

Good Luck
Troy | www.aplustemplates.com

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