Christopher wrote:
> Anyone know how I can get my background to fit the full screen, I posted
> a link a few day ago.
If you want a background to fill the browser-window - declare it on
html/body and let it repeat.
If you want a block-element (a div for instance) to span the same full
browser-
How do I declare it on the html\body and have it repeat ? I am using DW
as I forgot ?
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Christopher wrote:
>> Anyone know how I can get my background to fit the full screen, I
>> posted a link a few day ago.
>
> If you want a background to fill the browser-window - declare
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From: "Christopher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [css-d] DIV Background
How do I declare it on the html\body and have it repeat ? I am using DW
as I forgot ?
Christopher:
Some (maybe many) of us here are self-taught
I had forgotten, that's all I understand CSS just how it done again.
Peter Hyde-Smith wrote:
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> Subject: Re: [css-d] DIV Background
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> How do I declare it on the html\body an
From: Barrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: June 18, 2008 10:42:25 AM GMT-04:00
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: need a little css layout help or a lot
http://beta.handmade-paper.us/page/CPO/CTGY/mbt
http://beta.handmade-paper.us/Merchant2/cpo.css
I'm just starting to work on a fully fluid
Alright, I got a style on the {body} so far so good, may I ask of any of
you to check out the page
at www.walkfar.ca/main2.html and tell me your resolution and how it
looks I'd like to hear from low resolutions to high HIGH resolutions :-)
Thank You
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I would like to have the background in the body (rather the whole page)
shrink to that of the users browser window so that it matches now I know
at least I hope I know that the lowest common resolution is 800x600 so
if I could have the page fit the browser window of a 800x600 user
without no ho
Christopher wrote:
> Alright, I got a style on the {body} so far so good, may I ask of any
> of you to check out the page at www.walkfar.ca/main2.html and tell
> me your resolution and how it looks I'd like to hear from low
> resolutions to high HIGH resolutions :-)
You can check what it looks
I would like it to shrink to fit any browser window, not so much stretch
as a graphic never looks good stretched.
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Christopher wrote:
>> Alright, I got a style on the {body} so far so good, may I ask of any
>> of you to check out the page at www.walkfar.ca/main2.html and t
Christopher wrote:
> I would like to have the background in the body (rather the whole
> page) shrink to that of the users browser window so that it matches
> now I know at least I hope I know that the lowest common resolution
> is 800x600 so if I could have the page fit the browser window of a
> 8
Is it possible with CSS to control a footer, in a three column format,
which will float up or down below the changing vertical height of the
three columns?
Charles Haynes
Mighty Jams LLC
712 Boulevard SE
Atlanta GA 30312
(404) 310-7161
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From: "Charles Haynes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [css-d] Floating Footers
> Is it possible with CSS to control a footer, in a three column format,
> which will float up or down below the changing vertical height of the
I've got a weird issue with a site that I'm working on.
URL: http://www.fathertime.com/dev/
CSS: http://www.fathertime.com/dev/StyleSheet.css
I've got DIVs that are a specific width with specific padding/margin and a
background image (the "Auctions", "Contact Us", and "Your Account" boxes). In
Are you re-working the site or are you constructing it?
If you're re-working it, maybe you didn't get as far as removing or converting
stuff, but if you're constructing it, might I suggest that you dump the tables
and the JavaScript and construct it entirely with HTML and CSS. Your menus will
b
Constructing it. I tried converting it to a fixed 3-column CSS-only layout, but
I had lots of horizontal positioning problems between the columns. However, I
now know that that was probably because of the sum of the widths of the columns
being 7px greater than the container. I fixed all the widt
I am trying to design my first web site using CSS. This site will
have a gallery of images on it, but I'm not sure how to go about
approaching this with CSS. I have seen some software programs and
wonder if anyone here has any experience with them or can point me in
the right direction? The
You don't need tables for image galleries.
I have a number of example galleries on my site which use "float: left"
in addition some other markup to line up both the images and additional
text and/or tooltip text. The big advantage of using float is that if
you widen the browser more images ca
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