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© Sunny Snaith
Post Office Box 681727, Fort Payne, AL 35968
http://sosayssunny.com/photomat.html
Last revision: June 8, 2007
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* Using TABLE tags to create virtual photo frames and mats is a browser-safe
way to dress up your page: These codes should be ignored by any browser
that doesn't support tables and this method does not require loading any
extra images -- So, it's FAST and looks great while loading!
* Just copy the codes above and customize with your own image & colors.
* The outer TABLE sets the medium grey color for the photo frame. If you
change this color, parts of the frame will still be grey, so I usually
leave it medium grey or make it black.
* The next TABLE in has a BORDER of 3 which is the outer edge of the 3D
picture frame. CELLSPACING is set to 3, which controls the width of the
medium grey part of the frame. You would want to make the BORDER and
CELLSPACING bigger on a bigger image.
* CELLPADDING is the width of your mat and BGCOLOR is the color.
* It's a good idea to close all the TD and TR tags when nesting tables.
* Putting the WIDTH and HEIGHT in both the IMG tag and the inner-most TD tag
will help the borders to come out evenly.
* AESTHETICS: Keep the wide outer mat a neutral color and use the narrow
inner mats to pick up brighter colors. The inner-most mat should contrast
the edges of the image and should probably be the most narrow.
EXAMPLE: Switching the rose and blue mats would not be as effective
because the blue would blend in with the sky and because a wide rose
mat might be distracting.
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