Posts Tagged ‘css’
I just received a question from a wikispaces user on how she could remove the borders in her table she just created within her wikispace page. With a little touch of CSS, the borders will be removed in no time. Here’s how you do it…
Adding just a little bit of inline CSS within the Embed Widget > Other HTML tool can provide a clean design change for your content within your wikispace. I’ve provided a download link below to the HTML file that contains the code I use in the tutorial to create the rounded corner content box.
CSS is what drives the design and layout of most websites on the world wide web today. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make a repeatable background that covers the entire background of your wikispace using one line of CSS. We’ll do this by editing a custom template. It’s a very easy way to spice up the background of your wikispace.
Don’t let the title scare you, teachers! I show you step-by-step how you can change both the background color and background image of your wikispace using CSS. To change your background image, you first have to upload your image to your wikispace, and then you need to create a custom template based off of one of the default wikispace themes. Watch the video tutorial for complete instructions.
