I keep running into questions sorry

[flying_kiwifruit]

As I have been browsing webpages I notice most of them have a design in the background and the text in the center. I can make a design and put it as my background image but how do you get the text to go in the blank space on the imgae.

If you don't understand I will post a printscreen of what I mean.

 

[jwu]

I don't really know how it works right now, but you could take a look at the actual HTML behind a simple page that is made exactly that way, and deduce the answer from that.

 

[lilakuh]

As I have been browsing webpages I notice most of them have a design in the background and the text in the center. I can make a design and put it as my background image but how do you get the text to go in the blank space on the imgae.

If you don't understand I will post a printscreen of what I mean.

If you still need this resolved, please do post a screenshot...

 

[wiggsfly]

You are most likely looking at the result of formatting using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This is who the layout of most websites today is done and can be used to place content anywhere on the page.

See http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ for more info.

 

[onemessiah]

As I have been browsing webpages I notice most of them have a design in the background and the text in the center. I can make a design and put it as my background image but how do you get the text to go in the blank space on the imgae.

If you don't understand I will post a printscreen of what I mean.

Several ways to do it, but usually it's done through CSS.
If you browse a webpage using Firefox, you can use an extension called Web Developer to view how they used CSS to do it.
Basically, you create your CSS style, then assign your <div> or <table> or whatever you're trying to style the appropriate class. Example would be like so- <div class="yourcustomstyle"> where "yourcustomstyle" is the file you created in your CSS.
There's a little more to it; just wanted to give you the general idea on how it works.
There are plenty of tutorials out there, I'd suggest checking out W3.org for more info.
Pretty simple, if you know a little HTML, this will be a breeze for you, so don't be afraid to get your hands dirty!