7.
Once you've set the background colors for all three layers, click once to 
the right of all of your layers to make sure nothing is selected.
Next you'll change the background color for the entire page by 
modifying page properties. The Page Properties dialog box lets you set 
a number of page properties, including the size and color of page fonts, 
the colors of visited links, page margins, and much more.
8.
Select Modify > Page Properties.
9.
In the Appearance category of the Page Properties dialog box, click the 
Background Color color box and select black (#000000) from the color 
picker.
10.
Click OK.
Your page background turns to black.
11.
Save your page.
Your CSS page layout is now complete. The layout contains a number of 
layers that can hold assets such as images, text, and Flash Video files. Your 
next step is to add the content.
If you completed 
Chapter 5,  Tutorial: Adding Content to Pages, 
 you 
know that you can use Dreamweaver to easily insert assets in your page. If 
you didn't complete that tutorial, you can use the illustrations as a reference 
while adding content to the CSS based page layout you just completed.
You can find the completed version of this tutorial in the cafe_townsend/
completed_files/dreamweaver folder.
172 Tutorial: Creating a CSS based Page Layout






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