Need one page only to have black background

wildchild1954 · Post by **wildchild1954** » Thu Sep 20, 2012 11:34 pm

I'm working on a document where I need one page only (the very first one) to have a black background while the rest of the document has a white background. Is there any way to do that? I'm posting a photo on that page that is mostly black in the background and if the photo doesn't blend into the page background then it loses the focal point due to the white border around it.

Post by **admin** » Sun Sep 23, 2012 12:04 pm

As far as I know, you cannot change color of individual pages in MS Word documents. You can change page color for entire document in MS Word. But the present version of Atlantis Word Processor does not support this type of page formatting.

If you are planning to save your document as eBook, you can easily change the background color of the cover page by tweaking the EPUB file.

wildchild1954 · Post by **wildchild1954** » Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:16 am

Yes Office Word 2007 does let you do a background fill. That file I sent you is the only page in that file. It's when I combine the files in Atlantis that it changes every page then to a black background.

How would I tweak the EPUB file to keep it strictly to that first page?

Post by **admin** » Thu Oct 11, 2012 12:30 pm

1. Download the free tweak_epub utility by clicking here.

2. Run the utility, and open your EPUB file.

3. Click the "cover.css" file, then the "Edit File..." button:

4. Insert ";background-color:black" before the closing bracket of the "body" style:

5. Close the text editor, and save changes.

6. Click the "Save Changes" button of the "tweak_epub" utility: