| "Creating your own Cheat Sheet" If you have already been through the Background Classes, you will probably be familiar with most of the terms used here. Step 1: - Open a new Page (Reply Box) - Click on the Insert Table icon (the one that looks like a calendar). Do not, click the edit button - Change the numbers in both the rows and columns boxes to 1. Step 2: - Now click the Insert Table button. You should have something that looks like this: Step 3: - Look at the bottom left hand corner of your message reply box. Click the little blue box that says Use HTML to create your page - Your reply box will look like some writing in a foreign language. Don't let it scare you! - Look For the word cellspacing and clic right in front of the letter 'c' -Clic your Space Bar once and type in width="100%" - Now uncheck the HTML box and you should have something looking like this:- Now you have your first layer.!! Step 4. - To add more Layers, just click inside that first layer you have made and repeat Step 1. - Go to the Padding and Spacing button. - Here is where you decide whether you want a narrow Layer, to use as a glitter layer .....or a wider one to put a tile in, for a narrow Layer I would use maybe a number 3 remember the higher the number you use will determine the size of your Layer i.e. you want a glitter row ...so make it padding 3, then next layer you might want to put a tile ....so make it around, maybe 15, or even larger 25. ( this is where your own initiative comes in). DO NOT change the number of the spacing box, always leave that set at zero. - Then repeat Step 3. To add more layers, just repeat the steps above. A couple of other tips. Once you have your code the way you like it, you may now add tiles/glitter/ribbons and change your borders like you would with any other cheat sheet. If you want to rework a code that you have already posted, you will need to use the edit button to make changes to it. Another little tip worth remembering, is that each time you do a layer, check on the bottom row of that layer, to see if there are any spaces not wanted i.e. they show as > < if there is one there you can either carefully highlight just that bit, and hit delete, or put your curser after the semi-colon and backspace to delete it, leaving the >< in place. As with the Background Classes, please if you have any questions do not hesitate to ask .....and I will endeavour to answer them to the best of my ability, as soon as possible...... Play happy ..... Any resemblance to any other Tutorial for HTML coding, is purely
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