I've got a pretty basic CSS question... i tried googling the answer, but i wasn't sure what it was even called, and i wasn't coming up with what i was looking for, and i am sure someone on here knows, so here goes:

I was wondering how to code a bg colour/underline/overline into a menu/header. And i don't mean just closely around the text. I am sort of unsure how to describe it, but some examples of layouts that use it are:

http://www.createblog.com/layouts/code.php?id=22628

The menu and the headers are using the CSS i am talking about, but i can't figure out the part of the code that does that. So if anyone could give me a hand that would be awesome, and greatly appreciated :)

Thank you!!

I think this is the code


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Awesome :)

So if i wanted to change the length i would just edit the margin section of the code right?

Also do you happen to know what to put in there to get it solid and not just underline?

The margin areas will actually change the positioning of the menu.

If you don't want it underlined, take out this:

There's a more detailed tutorial that might help you:
http://www.createblog.com/scripts/script.php?id=345

Awesome! thank you for the link :)

No problem. I'm going to leave this open, so let us know how it works or if you have any problems with it.