Can someone help me code this picture for a Paint.NET skin?

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The discussion centers on creating a skin for Paint.NET using HTML and CSS. The original poster seeks guidance on coding a specific image layout, which includes a logo, corner images, and lines with shadows. They emphasize the importance of rounded corners for a visually appealing design. Participants suggest using tables to organize the image components effectively and discuss the necessity of including various image elements to achieve the desired aesthetic. The conversation highlights the integration of text with XHTML and CSS to complete the template.
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First and foremost, I read CSS & HTML & a bit of XHTML before I asked this question. I read them in 2 sites, DaveSite.com & W3Schools.org
Can somebody help me whether how to code this picture?
I would really appreciate it, thanks!:approve:
( I am trying to make a Skin for Paint.NET for the contest if your asking! )
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You mean you want some html that procduces the contents of the image?
Does it have to use rounded corners?
 
Image for the colour logo at the top (the logo & "paint.net" or at least the colour part of "net"). Images of the 4 corners, 1px wide images of top and bottom line including shadows, 1px high images of left and right line including shadows.

Everything else is just text, (X)HTML and CSS. :)
 
Job- Yes, because I like it to take effect, with a sharp corner wouldn't be dull?
Well, something like that I want that image coded to a template.. Something like that.

KTC- Never thought of it that way, but I'll try it. So mainly the main parts of the images are just put into tables connecting to each other?

Thanks for your support!:rolleyes:
 
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