Tag Archives: Background Images

Problem with tables in Netscape 4.7

Posted on December 10, 2012 by admin546 views

Hello to all or any. Hopefully someone here can help me out with my problem. Relating to a page that I’m doing that won’t display correctly within the older versions of Netscape. I remember jogging into this problem a couple of years back and looking for way around that, but I’d want to see if there’s an easy method. The issue is this… Relating to a layout that we sliced and exported and so it’s all from a table. The table offers some cells with background images as well as some without. All the particular cells have pixel dimesions. What Netscape (4. 76) is doing is blowing that table appart along with adding columns as well as shifting the written content around. Now, I remember finding something on the net about placing (background=" " ) inside TD tag for that cells that have zero background image, which fixed the issue back then. Is that the correct route to consider to fix this Virtually any input is considerably appreciated. Thanks to your time! have a shot at putting a < br> immediately after every < img> as well as see what which does. In addition, if you post a link to … Continue reading →

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1024×768 and 800×600 question

Posted on November 26, 2012 by admin491 views

WE made my initial site… just starting to read this stuff! The deal is while i view it applying 1024×768 it seems to be great…. but merely switch to 800×600 it has the terrible! Everything is huge and you must scroll forever to check out things. I used fireworks to try and do the graphics and dreamweaver that will put it together…… anything I could do to ensure it is look good in both resolutions Furthermore… if I’m designing my site applying fireworks then slicing it as long as export to dreamweaver… just what exactly good canvas size align it to formerly Thanks for every help or source! Design it to ensure the site is not bigger than related to 769 pixels, to ensure it fits in every resolutions, or nonetheless, you could create a ‘liquid’ design. In case you make your web-site 780 pixels extensive, it will cover bulk of the screen with 800×600, and still look great on larger file sizes. Most likely your site is too vast and thats the condition. You’ll need to produce it narrower. Another angle taking when designing sites would be to make them 100% thicker, but that can get confusing sometimes. Everyone. … Continue reading →

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Alt tag vs Title tag

Posted on November 2, 2012 by admin589 views

I am aware of that alt tags will not show tooltips taking Mozilla & Firefox. Understanding that the title tag Works with those 2, plus IE. In the event that I’m using subject tags, is them bad design to drop the alt tags.. or does this cause other issues Should i need both Thanks Jayell It is wise to use alt tags pertaining to images. Screen book lovers need them. I use championships for things including background images (css) and also sometimes DIVS. I dont think Concerning usedthem on pictures before. Without a doubt, always specify your alt attribute intended for images. Even when the image does not create the content, nevertheless specify it (alt=" " ). Likewise, do not rely on tooltips for functionalty with regard to both accessibility and also browser compatibility. I did some investigating into this some time back. The planned uses are since follows: alt:: renewable text for an image, should be used for each meaningful image, apply empty (alt=" " ) tags at presentational images. Start using a meaningful description. concept:: should display when tooltip, for example to indicate what goes on if you click on the image. The first problem: IE platforms alt … Continue reading →

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Using background images in Dream weaver MX.

Posted on October 24, 2012 by admin422 views

WE created an image to apply on the background of my site when I move through page properties inside dreamweaver and fit the image path into your background image arena. However it calls for the image and tiles it rather than stretching it. Can one tell me why it wont merely stretch and center it Anyone Anyone at all.

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new layout for ainsleehooper.com

Posted on October 22, 2012 by admin521 views

Hello, i want to perform a new format for www. ainsleehooper. com something a lttle bit less text and much more graphical but not sure how to handle it as I aren’t able to draw. I’m thinking the key areas of fascination is my web site and my moblog, after which it my album then my family hardwood, so i’m thinking of maybe having my latest moblog pic through to the front web page and my cam too. I just can’t figure out how to set it out. Every ideas help, bless you, Ainslee Exercise . color. You have the right ideas. If you realize how to use flash you may earn a few wonderful visuals with restricted art skills. Make a edge bar or add some sort of organizing element for the page. Emphasis the parts you believe are important. There’s no doubt that the layout is actually fine. You may want to try adding several background images (fading to help bottom or right) behind the very best and left regions, or just incorporating solid background shades. Text isn’t often bad, if it can be accompanied nicely Hello, thanks for that feedback, much liked. I’d to find out flash … Continue reading →

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Background scrolls in Firefox, not in IE

Posted on October 19, 2012 by admin498 views

Hi there, I’m using FrontPage 2000 to construct a website over a Windows XP technique. I’ve set a graphic because background, and Truly selected " Watermark" in FP therefore , the background will stay static with the just text scrolling. This works not surprisingly in IE 6, but in Firefox the actual background scrolls using the text. What Html code is causing it is there a workaround With thanks, Erectile dysfunction Let’s see the code, right Solved this. WE use FrontPage, and yes it uses a MSFT non-standard method of freezing the backdrop. When I employed a CSS-style history definition (below) every thing works fine. SYSTEM background-image: url(images/CA_background2. jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; /*no-tiling background*/ background-attachment: unchanging; margin-top: 0; margin-left: 0; Thanks in your reply and offer you of help! Erectile dysfunction.

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Scrolling Text With A Static Background

Posted on October 16, 2012 by admin490 views

This could be a truly basic question yet… I was only wondering if there seems to be anyway to fixed a background powering a text area/box (ie. a frame) which will stay static whilst text scrolls more than it. If therefore, how With thanks Yep, you need to use the CSS: Code: #divWithBackground background-image: url(‘images/background. png’); background-attachment: unchanging; That must do it Also, let me know should you not know CSS, in which case further explanation is order. With thanks! I know extremely basically what CSS is although not enough to know what exactly you are dealing with. Could you sophisticated… It would end up being really appreciated. With thanks again. Just what exactly his code may is take the particular image at " images/background. png" and puts it because background image around the element named " divWithBackground". The background-attachment aspect makes the image static in order that it won’t move while you scroll the internet page. For scrolling apply: Code: #divWithBackground background-image: url(‘images/background. png’); background-attachment: unchanging; width: 100px; top: 100px; overflow: car; with the following html Code: < div id=" divWithBackground" > < p> sometext< /p> < p> sometext< /p> < p> sometext< /p> < p> sometext< /p> < … Continue reading →

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linking to images

Posted on October 1, 2012 by admin481 views

Can easily anyone tell me how I can link to all my images in a new css documanet employing: qualifications: url(IMAGELINK) no-repeat; This works fine for that top banner of my site (and it really is obviously easier to help update images this particular way) but when i try to use it for all the other images in my site apart from show up. Consequently, in the interim, I’ve been obligated to revert returning to: < img src=" IMAGELINK" > while in the html pages. Can easily anyone tell my family what I’m performing wrong This is the code I use as an example: About the html pages WHEN I place the div, which consists of identifier where I would like the image to seem, like so: < div id=" bumper" > < /div> After which it in the css WE add the photograph, like so: #bumper qualifications: url(IMAGELINK) no-repeat; This works for my banner however is not my other pictures. That needs to be fine, but you’ll to set a great explicit width as well as height, otherwise the actual div will resize for you to its contents, which consist of nothing. Perhaps there is a reason that you’re … Continue reading →

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Internet Explorer Vs Firefox

Posted on September 11, 2012 by admin512 views

I’m new to the forum & I really like online debates therefore I thought I might kick off my first post keeping this, I only simply downloaded firefox and i really like it, my vote stays in firefox and i will never go to come back! I mainly want it because it has tabbed browsing, its fast, includes tap out checking, you can easily add extra plugins & extensions! the use of firefox already, update to firefox 2 now, if you don’t have it yet, download it Exempt from: url=" http: //www. getfirefox. com/Firefox/url Which can you prefer please placed your vote & no problem your views… The only idea that bites is how firefox saves how do i hardisk. It doesn’t use the website’s title as its filename unlike internet explorer. Effectively, it uses your website location’s document name. That appears reasonable Firefox rubble, but so does Opera. And Konqueror/Safari. Really, just about just about every browser *except* IE bolders. Konqueror/Safari have a few pretty extensive assist for CSS3 types (like multi-column floor plans, multiple background images, border images, along with other awesome stuff including that). Firefox also possesses some limited support for a few of those. Opera’s lagging … Continue reading →

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Full browser sized background images

Posted on August 13, 2012 by admin418 views

Hi All, I have created a cross-browser technique of dynamically setting any kind of image to fill the entire size of a person browser window. The image scales proportionally should the browser window alterations and remains within a fixed postion when the page content scrolls upward or down. I have definitely not found anything on the internet that ticks almost all these boxes, but this indicates to fulfil a common need for creative designers. Please take a hunt and let me find out what you think: http: //www. theblackotter. com/backdrop. php Every little thing is Open Reference and free in order to download and use without restriction. Oliver.

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