Tag Archives: Background Image

transparency

Posted on October 10, 2012 by admin505 views

Howdy! We have just joined this kind of community, and i have to say that i’ve already learn a large amount. On the list of thing i learned was when using the slice tool for making websites. So inpired, i created a background impression to slice afterwards. but I possess a question: so, so picture the following: We have a header, with the navigation bar ( each " button" shall be sliced), but then i’ll possess a content area. I have to say for reference that it’s just a band web web site, so you realize the drill: news flash, audio, pics, for example. so, so what i would like is all that’s within the content area features a transparent background to ensure we can notice the image behind(being this image a part(slice) of the website image. I hope you understood this weak english, and thart you can help me about this. If an individual make the image your " background image", anything everyone place on your site will go over the top. Text will look as if float over that background image. In the event you place any images, it will include the background until you have any " … Continue reading →

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How do i add a background image

Posted on October 9, 2012 by admin516 views

OK its significantly less simple as what’s the code. I mean position it in addition. internet. jasonstanley. co. uk/god/index I’d like it to possibly be the width belonging to the page and commence just below the buttons. My problem is that i have TWO div’s width wise, the content div as well as the " right" div. Is there a way i can do this or have a got to complete a gif with see-thorugh edges to position it into location I don’t fully understand the question…. " I desire to be the width from the page and begin just below the buttons. " What is " it" MY SPOUSE AND I see what an individual mean now… Add this to your HTML (the vivid lines): > < div id=" middle" > < h1> Beautiful! < /h1> < p> This is actually the home page for the GODs Guards of Desimus clan. Were a dawn associated with war clan along with currently play Winter months assault. This group is an exciting, friendly and ambitious clan. It just isn’t a clan regarding rudeness, disrespect as well as, above all, unfaithful! < /p> < p> To be able to join, please submit … Continue reading →

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Is there a trick to blend a background tile seamlessly with a centered foreground?

Posted on October 8, 2012 by admin478 views

This really is giving me a genuine problem. I’m fairly sure there isn’t a perfect solution but here’s the problem: Concerning a background image tiled, it’s around 250 x 250 pixels, and it really is of black in addition to blue clouds. The content with the page is displayed in the table, centered in addition to fixed width. The top end of this stand uses essentially the identical image as this background, though only around 120 pixels huge. My problem will be obvious line where the foreground tiled impression overlaps the background tile. Resizing the web site means this tier falls in different places as well as being posing a problem. Beware of any neat steps to solving the following one Thanks! Make that background the background of some bottle that holds that table and make the table tissues transparent (don’t identify a background).

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Background Image and Screen Resolutions

Posted on October 5, 2012 by admin622 views

Hi there guys, Now one I’ve truly talked to until now has been capable of answer this for me but hopefully another person here can. i’m using macromedia dreamworks to produce a new site we plan to always be one picture created in macromedia fireworks. My problem is the fact as a background image it doesn’t resize when your screen resolution modifications, as well while i use it in the same way a picture on the web page even while its large enough to fit the whole page there’s still a white line throughout the image. So I had been wondering if everyone here knows the right way to use a single image as their entire web site Thanks in your help, Stargate005 PS: Do not post to say you discourge me from achieving this unless you recognize it cant often be done… I’ve already created the website which took myself a loooong time lol as well as prospect of redoing it doesn’t make me far too happy lol. This is all I could consider: http: //evoluted. net/archives/2004/05/graphical_image. php Perspective the demonstration link. Rather than resizing using this mouse, you could possibly be able to edit the script to resize … Continue reading →

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Can you set a background image as a swf?

Posted on October 3, 2012 by admin446 views

Yep the above dilemma, is it probable http: //archivist. incutio. com/viewlist/css-discuss/73825 http: //www. webdeveloper. com/forum/showthread. phpt=36182 Seemingly not, but: http: //www. shauninman. com/plete/2004/04/inman-flash-replacement-an-fir-alternative We talked about this a few months ago. Here.

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So how do you build your sites? What is your organization style/workflow/process?

Posted on October 3, 2012 by admin560 views

Seeing that I handed down a former web project of mine into a co-worker, she noted the best way differently she sorted out her site/files along with how it took her longer just to get accustomed to how my stuff was create. So this is just a general question away from curiosity. I’m wondering how we all build ones websites — just what your general progression is, how everyone organize your data, etc. Me I always start in Photoshop that has a blank 1024×768 theme. I literally develop everything in Photoshop how I’d expect to see it on the web — background image/texture, a 750px box (for primary content) or other structure, and photographs. I populate subject matter areas with phony text (Verdana or maybe whatever font, no anti-alias, so it looks like it would in the browser), and use the text tool to set-up my headers, or anything else. I even place such things as fake iframes in the event used (take your screenshot of my own desktop and paste the scrollbar through my browser) and everything else that you’d see inside the live site. Once I’ve my mockup executed, I am qualified to save off your full-size JPG … Continue reading →

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Colour scheme for new site

Posted on September 29, 2012 by admin499 views

I’m back building a new site, and get the layout planned and created. Nevertheless, my main problem (and the thing I’m not way too good with) will be the colour scheme. You can view how far I have got here, without the need of content or anything: http: //chrisbrewster. co. uk/mm MY PARTNER AND I particularly want the actual purple in generally there, but I’m unsure the gradients job, or if your dark background causes it to become look tacky. I’m trying your fixed width and also centred layout this occassion round. You could possibly notice the left border being a bit thicker inside Firefox too. For whatever reason, the vertical line around the background image didn’t appear in IE7 (must be obscured through the other divs), nevertheless worked fine along with FF. So I put in a left border for peace of mind. Almost any ideas peeps Thanks. hey guy, same with my family. not very beneficial choosin colors but i nfind that site help guides me within the right direction. likewise got this JUST ONE from karrine (cheers btw) desire it helps Thanks, I’ll look in those. I’ve scrapped that will design though, it looked a lttle bit … Continue reading →

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Problem with layers in Dreamweaver

Posted on September 26, 2012 by admin528 views

Hello there everyone, I’m new towards forums and hope you may help me (sorry if here is the wrong place to post this). I will be creating a website for the friend, and am aquiring a small problem with the layers. Basically, the page consists of a layer which has a background image in the container, and several nested layers place top most. At the minute, I cannot receive the layers to center in the web browser (it simply stays wherever POST move it within dreamweaver, in this kind of case top left). Any ideas or advice could well be greatly appreciated! Thanks, TORN well… for starters, your link would guide I’m presuming that while using layers and dreamweaver you possess an absolute placement, which inevitably (i learned the hard manner… ) are not gonna be in line in most web browsers, your best bet is to help switch to < div> tags along with use ‘floats. ‘ its not as easy as implementing dreamweaver design watch, but its really not all that tricky! Thankyou for that replies! I got there guarantees, using < div> tags for instance solidgold suggested. Thanks for ones help RIPPED Glad allow me to be … Continue reading →

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Static Background Pic

Posted on September 24, 2012 by admin557 views

Working with a problem figuring out to have a background pic that does not move. I have seen them on myspace but never have been able to figure out how to do it by myself… Any Advice maybe someone is known for a script that i could use Employing dreamweaver 8 Yes, you can make a background image fixed using CSS. There’s an example of this at http: //www. w3schools. com/css/tryit. aspfilename=trycss_background-attachment . Only write " background-attachment: fixed" in the CSS for ones " body" aspect. That should work. ok here is the code for the main page, undecided what i’m doing wrong HTML: <! DOCTYPE html page PUBLIC " -//W3C//DTD XHTML ONE PARTICULAR. 0 Transitional//EN" " URL=" http: //www. w3. org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional. dtd" http: //www. w3. org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional. dtd/URL" > < html page xmlns=" URL=" http: //www. w3. org/1999/xhtml" http: //www. w3. org/1999/xhtml/URL" > < head> < meta http-equiv=" Content-Type" content=" text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /> < title> Aletheia Home< /title> < design type=" text/css" > <! — body background-color: #000000; body, td, th font-family: Situations New Roman, Situations, serif; text-decoration: it’s unlikely that any; font-size: medium; . style3 colour: #CCCCCC; font-size: x-large; font-weight: strong; a: link text-decoration: it’s unlikely that any; a: … Continue reading →

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absolute or relative positioning?

Posted on September 16, 2012 by admin515 views

hi. Im really confused relating to this. I have started building a website in dreamweaver using a table. I have centered the dining room table. The challenge starts when i attempt to using layers. I need to layer quite a few text over the image. If i use absolute positioning the text will forever remain at some sort of fixed point next time i resize the browser (which is pointless). When i employ relative positioning layer will never lie together with the image. It is very frustrating. can someone offer a sugguestion please gives thanks. Make the image a background image of the table, or dump the actual table and learn how to use divs. Putting text together with an image described in HTML is never the way to do it. Including Eddy said, the best ways to put word over an graphic is you fill out an application that image as a background. I strongly propose you dump the table in addition and go CSS up! Check the sticky within the HTML/CSS forum or in my sig to the WHY’s and HOW’s Male, cyberspace claimed this post, but MY SPOUSE AND I said what karinne reported, and even provided … Continue reading →

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