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Our students learn to improve their chess, but they also learn valuable life lessons such as sportsmanship, learning from mistakes, and winning and losing with grace. Experienced coaches are leading dynamic classes via Zoom that focus on inspiring students to play and develop their chess skills, while making learning fun.
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Where can I find online Photoshop lessons? Study Guides. Trending Questions. What can you hold in your right hand but not in your left hand? Not so! Setting a border for the link will give you a border in the light gray area, but will not create a separating line in the left border area. Now, all we have to do is to set the padding for the text in the links.
When you set padding for elements that have defined dimensions, you need to start talking about the box model. Browsers that follow the correct W3C specs Firefox, and IE6 in standards-compliant mode, for example will take your specified width and height to be the content area. If you add padding or borders, those dimensions will be added on to the outside of the content area. Here's a diagram that illustrates this point:. In the above diagram, the object is px x wide and px high.
All this is to say that when you're setting padding for elements whose widths you've already defined in the style sheet, you'll have to do a bit of subtraction to get the actual width of the element.
In this case, the navigation links had defined dimensions of width: px, height: 26px. If I want to add padding of 5px, I'd then get width: px, height: 16px. But I also need to take into account the extra-thick left border, and subtract 10 pixels from the width, to get the final width: px. I would have modified the widths earlier, when I defined the border, but for the purposes of this article, I wanted to talk about padding as well. Uh oh — not quite. When you test the site in IE5, the floats and the menu dimensions are slightly off.
Even when you fiddle with the dimensions, nothing seems to change. Instead of "adding on" padding and border amounts, IE takes the defined width and height, then subtracts the padding and border amounts for a limited text area, as illustrated in this diagram:. Now, it may be hard to tell if the box model bug applies in one situation or another.
The bottom part of the code fixes the issue for Opera using the following format, which is often described as the "Be Nice to Opera Hack. The next tweaks to the code will affect the content areas. For the center area, I want to add the border and set some padding. I try applying that to the centercol div. I changed centercol back to what it used to be, and added the new information for centercontent.
Finally, I add a top margin to the footer to make some space between it and the rest of the content, then remove all the test background colors. Click to view HTML page in a new window. Click to view CSS file in a new window. In the CSS, body2 can look very much like body , without the right border definition which creates the right column.
In the style sheet, centercontent2 will look very much like centercontent , except that the right margin will be 0px. Click to view CSS file. At this point, you can create simple styles for headings, link colors, etc. Click to view a sample page with headings in a new window. You can do a lot more with liquid layouts, including setting different background images for the right, left, and center columns. Be sure to take a close look at the examples at redmelon.
Many designs use gradients and shadows to give an impression of depth. You may have noticed sites that use gradients in rows or columns, and sites that display shadows on the outside edges of the content area. With Photoshop, these effects are easy to create! I decide to make the background a dark gray , and use the marquee tool and paint bucket on another layer for a white content background named "content".
Notice that the white content area starts at the very top of the document, but a margin is maintained above the bottom border — this leaves room for a drop shadow effect.
This results in an even drop shadow all around the layer. Tip: If you want a selection to be the same width as something else, follow these steps. First, select the content layer, and select its contents using the Magic Wand tool, which makes a selection based on the pixels in that layer. Then, select the Marquee tool.
What this will do is make a "negative selection" — in other words, it will "cut out" pieces from your current selection. You can then section off two rectangles above and below the location at which you want the menu-shaped selection to appear designated by the red and orange rectangles in the diagram below.
Create a new layer and, with the marquee still selecting the area, choose a darker shade of blue I used , and select the Gradient Tool, which is hidden behind the Paint Bucket tool. In the toolbar, choose the "Foreground to Transparent" option. Click and hold at the top of the marquee, hold the Shift key, then release it when the cursor is near the bottom of the marquee.
The darker blue gradient will be overlaid over the blue rectangle. If you want, experiment by adding different types of gradients until you get an effect that you like. For example, I added a light-blue gradient at the bottom to slightly lighten the effect. This layer was named "menu. Tip: Again, since I wanted the top and bottom borders of the menu to be the same width as the content area, I created a selection by Ctrl-clicking the content layer.
Drawing a pencil line was a simple matter of carefully making the initial click to be the right position, then holding Shift to constrain the pencil movement, and quickly moving my mouse left and right until I had a pencil line stretching across the edge of the menu without spilling over the edges of the white content area.
The overall layout looks a little too white, so I decide to experiment with the header area. I create a new layer with a black rectangle to see what it looks like. This allows me to freely paint-bucket the whole rectangle without worrying about spilling over the edges of the area.
I try a black layer, a dark gray layer, and a blue layer. Here they are, shown next to the original white:. After turning the layers on and off a few times click the "eye" icon in the layers palette , I decide on the gray version. The dark header background means that I need to modify my logo. Luckily, since this logo has a transparent background, I only need to lock the transparent pixels in the layer, then paint over the pixels with the paintbrush. Note: If a logo image does not have a transparent background, try using the image extraction tips in my article, 5 Great Background Masking Techniques in Photoshop , to get rid of the background.
I decide to break up the overwhelming whiteness with a colored left column. A very light shade of blue E9EAF0 seems to do the trick:. The page still looks a little bit plain to me.
I think some kind of accent graphic behind the left column menu bar might be nice. The color is a little dark for me. In the Layers palette, I play with the opacity setting until it gives a subtle, not overpowering, effect.
I decide to see what it would look like if I just showed the bottom half of the custom shape, aligned to the top of the left column. I switch to the Move tool, then hold Shift to constrain the movement and move the shape up to the top edge. The last modifications I make to the screenshot are a vertical button "hover" state treatment, also using a Photoshop custom shape and a line drawn with the pencil tool. Finally, I put some example content in the remaining white area.
Click to view larger screenshot. You can choose your preferred method. Use the method described in the Clean and Crisp flavor — duplicate, crop, merge all unnecessary layers, and Save for Web as a gif — to get this:.
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