Create a blank page wrapper?

Claire Holloway Wadhwani

Is it possible to have page wrapper that's blank?

 

I would like a clean slate for our Bike-a-thon campaign as we are raisiung funds for a few of our partner projects through one event and we don't want to confuse the branding!

Kent Gilliam

Many sites are deployed with one blank wrapper. Is this for TeamRaiser, donation forms or Events?

Claire Holloway Wadhwani

Kent Gilliam:

Many sites are deployed with one blank wrapper. Is this for TeamRaiser, donation forms or Events?

This would be for a teamraiser

Noah Cooper

Claire Holloway Wadhwani:

This would be for a teamraiser

Creating a blank page wrapper is pretty straightforward. For a very basic, truly blank wrapper, you can simply enter the S-Tag for the page content in the HTML Body of a page wrapper and nothing else:

 

[[S63:3]]

 

If you want something that's "blank" as in no organization branding, but with some basic style, just stick the S-Tag in a container and apply some styles to it. For example:

 

<style type="text/css">
#container{
   background:#f0f0f0;
   border:1px solid #c4c4c4;
   margin:0 auto;
   padding:12px;
   width:750px;
}
</style> 

<div id="container">
   [[S63:3]]
</div> 

 

Claire Holloway Wadhwani

Noah Cooper:

Creating a blank page wrapper is pretty straightforward. For a very basic, truly blank wrapper, you can simply enter the S-Tag for the page content in the HTML Body of a page wrapper and nothing else:

 

[[S63:3]]

 

If you want something that's "blank" as in no organization branding, but with some basic style, just stick the S-Tag in a container and apply some styles to it. For example:

 

<style type="text/css">
#container{
   background:#f0f0f0;
   border:1px solid #c4c4c4;
   margin:0 auto;
   padding:12px;
   width:750px;
}
</style> 

<div id="container">
   [[S63:3]]
</div> 

 

If I spoke HTML that would probably make a lot of sense....not a designer or a programmer....just a one-woman shop

 

Can you explain that in a way that I could do it?