Re: [css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

No. This... body { background-image: url('my300pximage.jpg'); } @media and (min-width: 700px) { body { background-image: url('my700pximage.jpg'); } } ...is not Sass, but it does what you described. -- Tom Livingston | Senior Front End Developer | Media Logic | ph: 51

Re: [css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

Yes, knowing that SaSS is the solution ;-) Tom Livingston wrote: > > On Fri, Aug 5, 2016 at 3:05 PM, Chris Rockwell > wrote: > >> >> If I understand you correctly, no. >> >> You can do: >> body { >> background-image: url('my300pximage.jpg'); >> } >> @media and (min-width: 700px) { >> body { >

Re: [css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

On Fri, Aug 5, 2016 at 3:05 PM, Chris Rockwell wrote: > If I understand you correctly, no. > > You can do: > body { > background-image: url('my300pximage.jpg'); > } > @media and (min-width: 700px) { > body { > background-image: url('my700pximage.jpg'); > } > } > This accomplishes what

Re: [css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

Note that it still compiles to the first example. On Fri, Aug 5, 2016 at 3:18 PM Crest Christopher wrote: > I knew probably SaSS could do it although I don't use SaSS atleast I was > right ;-) > > Chris Rockwell wrote: > > > If I understand you correctly, no. > > You can do: > body { > backgro

Re: [css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

I knew probably SaSS could do it although I don't use SaSS atleast I was right ;-) Chris Rockwell wrote: > > If I understand you correctly, no. > > You can do: > body { > background-image: url('my300pximage.jpg'); > } > @media and (min-width: 700px) { > body { > background-image: url('my70

Re: [css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

If I understand you correctly, no. You can do: body { background-image: url('my300pximage.jpg'); } @media and (min-width: 700px) { body { background-image: url('my700pximage.jpg'); } } With sass you can do this: body { background-image: url('my300pximage.jpg'); @media and (min-width

[css-d] Background images for element within MQ ?

Is it possible to do conditions within a rule for an element; similar to MQ. For example, you may have a break point that if the screen is 300px and 700px then a background image of 300px width or close will be displayed, otherwise a background image of a 700px width will be displayed ? __

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Cool, it was 'Page-Zoom' like you mentioned. I'm not gonna worry about it since it seems like its not possible to stop browsers interpretation. __ css-discuss [cs...@lists.css-discuss.org] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinf

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

On Fri, 16 Apr 2010 22:43:57 +0200, Drake Malone wrote: > Hey Dave, > Yes, it was one of first things I checked. > Hmmm, looks good on another person IE8 in the office lol. Wonder if it > may be specific to my version, IE8 8.0.6001.18702 or just general > Friday-crazyness that I can just forget a

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:43 PM, Drake Malone wrote: > >> re: >> Check also the "page zoom" level in your IE8. Perhaps yours is at 110%. Look at the right corner of the browser bottom bar or under the menu page|zoom and try resetting it to 100%. B

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Drake Malone wrote: > Whoops replied under my other email ... > Anyway, lemmee know if those marks show up. Kinda weird why they only > show up on my machine's IE8. > > Heres another b-image that looks funky off by a subpixel: > http://arianhojat.com/temp/problem2.jpg > > > -Arian > re:

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hey Dave, Yes, it was one of first things I checked. Hmmm, looks good on another person IE8 in the office lol. Wonder if it may be specific to my version, IE8 8.0.6001.18702 or just general Friday-crazyness that I can just forget about over the weekend haha. -Arian > re:

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hey Linda, Yes, I have tried background-color:transparent (removed the line but i can add it for double-checking). Its not a background leaking through... Its almost as if the actual image's background-position is being calculated wrong by IE... (unless other peeps confirm its not IE8, Im have to a

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Whoops replied under my other email ... Anyway, lemmee know if those marks show up. Kinda weird why they only show up on my machine's IE8. Heres another b-image that looks funky off by a subpixel: http://arianhojat.com/temp/problem2.jpg -Arian

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hey guys thanks for looking... So you guys dont see the lil' 1px marks here (I highlight them in yellow): http://www.arianhojat.com/temp/problem.jpg I dont see them in FireFox I am using IE8 8.0.6001.18702 (and simulate IE7 with IE8 Browser Mode) Thanks, Arian On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 4:00 PM,

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Tim Snadden wrote: > On 17/04/2010, at 3:56 AM, Arian wrote: > > >> Here is the site: http://www15.acurian.com/jsp/1473/index.jsp (its the >> 'Learn More About...' menu links which are off by a subpixel) >> > > I'm not seeing the problem (running WinXP via parallels). > > I don't see

Re: [css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

On 17/04/2010, at 3:56 AM, Arian wrote: > Hello all, > I have a page where its fine in FF and IE6, but not in IE7 and 8 and > not sure why if anyone can help > So I have a design where the has a background-image and every > content div before a menu (#navBar) is set via css height/pixels ...

[css-d] background-images off by subpixel? in IE7/8

Hello all, I have a page where its fine in FF and IE6, but not in IE7 and 8 and not sure why if anyone can help So I have a design where the has a background-image and every content div before a menu (#navBar) is set via css height/pixels ... so I assumed the #navBar list items (which have a b

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

Christopher R wrote: > I was reading up on how to create links from background images, so I came > across this page > which mentions the following: > http://www.attackr.com/css-trick-turning-a-background-image-into-a-clickable-link/ > Simple enough one thought, I applied it like so to my code: >

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

Ellen Heitman wrote: > Thanks, that is very encouraging to hear. I've thought about your > email and have decided to try to eliminate the big background images > without changing the look too much. Thanks again. Set your own pace. You'll do just fine. No question about it. Good-bye, Westmore

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

Ellen Heitman wrote: > I appreciate your replies, however I'm looking for /specific/ ways I > can work with what I have. Optimizing images, using less HTML, etc. > Changing the design at this point is not an option. I understand your > objections to my design, but this is my first try, and I'm s

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

Thanks, that is very encouraging to hear. I've thought about your email and have decided to try to eliminate the big background images without changing the look too much. Thanks again. On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 8:58 PM, David Laakso wrote: > Ellen Heitman wrote: > >> I appreciate your replies, howe

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

I appreciate your replies, however I'm looking for *specific* ways I can work with what I have. Optimizing images, using less HTML, etc. Changing the design at this point is not an option. I understand your objections to my design, but this is my first try, and I'm still very green - I'll keep your

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

Ellen Heitman wrote: > You mean just having the only HTML be for the word open and having > everything else as a background image? Good idea, I'll try that. > > > I finally have a URL that you all can look at: > www.williamtobrien.com . volt/ >

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

You mean just having the only HTML be for the word open and having everything else as a background image? Good idea, I'll try that. On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 7:16 AM, David Laakso wrote: > Ellen Heitman wrote: > >> I finally have a URL that you all can look at: www.williamtobrien.com. >> volt/ >> >

Re: [css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

Ellen Heitman wrote: > I finally have a URL that you all can look at: www.williamtobrien.com. volt/ > Wouldn't it just be easier to make two images: one for the word "open"; the other image for everything else? No ap needed. __

[css-d] Background images not appearing in IE7

I finally have a URL that you all can look at: www.williamtobrien.com. I'm having the same problem on multiple pages, so you can probably restrict your attention to the intro page (the code I'll be posting below is for this page). Aside from the fact that I need to do some optimization on the image

Re: [css-d] Background images not displaying in IE 7

Ellen Heitman wrote: > I'm working on getting a test site up, but in the meantime I was hoping > someone could look over my code quickly and see if anything jumps out as > possibly causing this bug. My background images aren't showing up in IE 7. > They work perfectly fine in both Safari and Firefo

[css-d] Background images not displaying in IE 7

I'm working on getting a test site up, but in the meantime I was hoping someone could look over my code quickly and see if anything jumps out as possibly causing this bug. My background images aren't showing up in IE 7. They work perfectly fine in both Safari and Firefox. I've looked over the code

Re: [css-d] background images

Brian Hazelton wrote: > I have been told by a couple people this is off topic, I am not sure how > and to avoid angering eric any more I would like to get a clarification > as to how it is off topic and would like to apologize to everyone if it > is indeed off topic. Thanks I would opine that this

Re: [css-d] background images

I have been told by a couple people this is off topic, I am not sure how and to avoid angering eric any more I would like to get a clarification as to how it is off topic and would like to apologize to everyone if it is indeed off topic. Thanks

Re: [css-d] background images

On 15/04/2009, at 8:10 AM, Brian Hazelton wrote: > When should I use an image and when should i use it as a background > image. If an image is purely decorative, it makes sense to utilise css background techniques and keep it out of the content flow. If on the other hand it's an integral pa

Re: [css-d] background images

--- On Tue, 4/14/09, Brian Hazelton wrote: > When should I use an image and when should i use it as a > background image. Semantically (and generally) speaking, it's recommended that you use an element if the image is actually part of the content (e.g. you're displaying a bunch of photos, ma

Re: [css-d] background images

At 10:10 April 2009 Brian Hazelton wrote > > When should I use an image and when should i use it as a background > image. Since CSS allows designers to seperate content from styling, when > should I use the image tag or should I never use the image tag? > Hi Brian, Have you done any background

[css-d] background images

When should I use an image and when should i use it as a background image. Since CSS allows designers to seperate content from styling, when should I use the image tag or should I never use the image tag? __ css-discuss [cs...@li

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

Oh, I tried it and I so far it appears that it works so all I was missing was to tell the tag to be {display: block} and it had to be the height and width of the #logomiddle. I've tried to make the link size smaller by going as low as 200px but then it just doesn't work, I'm going to see if I

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

Sorry, I don't follow and is there a major difference ? On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 7:22 PM "Jack Timmons" wrote: >On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Christopher R > wrote: > > > HTML: > > > > /* coka cola > > is just a test URL */ > > > > You shouldn't be bothering with positioning. Move your span

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

Hi Chris, What you've done there is partially correct (the HTML is fine). However, in the CSS you've made the #logomiddle have it's dimensions (960x1150px) but the A tag is empty. You'd need to do something like this: CSS: #logomiddle { display: block; background: url(header-web-page-graphic-d

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Christopher R wrote: > HTML: > > /* coka cola > is just a test URL */ > You shouldn't be bothering with positioning. Move your spans inside your anchors, not outside. Throw in some text, and use spans to hide it. Place background on the anchor. Position block to

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

I don't get what's the point of doing that , why not just use an image as a link? On 4/6/09, Christopher R wrote: > I was reading up on how to create links from background images, so I came > across this page > which mentions the following: > http://www.attackr.com/css-trick-turning-a-backgroun

Re: [css-d] Background Images clickable links

Well the concept they mention is pretty easy, but I can't get it to work. On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 6:19 PM "Krystian - Sunlust" wrote: >I don't get what's the point of doing that , why not just use an image > as a link? > > > > On 4/6/09, Christopher R wrote: > > I was reading up on how to cre

[css-d] Background Images clickable links

I was reading up on how to create links from background images, so I came across this page which mentions the following: http://www.attackr.com/css-trick-turning-a-background-image-into-a-clickable-link/ Simple enough one thought, I applied it like so to my code: HTML: /* coka cola is just a t

Re: [css-d] Background images offset 1px horizontal in Firefox

phidlerw...@gmail.com wrote: > > In Firefox 3.0.5 (running Mac OS X 10.4.11), for some reason, I get a > single-pixel- wide vertical line in the background color along the > right edge of the header background image and the same on the left of > the footer background

[css-d] Background images offset 1px horizontal in Firefox

I've got a new effort at http://stmconsultants.com for which I used a freecsstemplates.com layout as a starting point. In Firefox 3.0.5 (running Mac OS X 10.4.11), for some reason, I get a single-pixel- wide vertical line in the background color along the right edge of the header background

Re: [css-d] Background Images on List Items

> Adding... > .navlist li a {height: 1%;} > ...will do the trick. > Georg > > [1]http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html > -- > http://www.gunlaug.no > Thanks Georg. That worked fine. I have no idea why, but maybe I will understand it better after I study [1] above. I do like the idea

Re: [css-d] Background Images on List Items

Del Wegener wrote: >>> http://www.college-algebra.com/essays/toc_essays.html In FF the >>> background images on the gray menu items appear exactly where I >>> want them between the left border and the text. In IE7 they are >>> almost completely hidden "under" the left border. How do I >>> corr

Re: [css-d] Background Images on List Items

>> The page in question >> http://www.college-algebra.com/essays/toc_essays.html >> In FF the background images on the gray menu items appear exactly where I >> want them between the left border and the text. >> In IE7 they are almost completely hidden "under" the left border. >> How do I correc

[css-d] Background Images on List Items

Good Morning; The page in question http://www.college-algebra.com/essays/toc_essays.html In FF the background images on the gray menu items appear exactly where I want them between the left border and the text. In IE7 they are almost completely hidden "under" the left border. How do I correct thi

Re: [css-d] Background Images on List Items

> The page in question > http://www.college-algebra.com/essays/toc_essays.html > In FF the background images on the gray menu items appear exactly where I > want them between the left border and the text. > In IE7 they are almost completely hidden "under" the left border. > How do I correct this? >

Re: [css-d] background images in divs

I believe she fixed her problem. After my initial suggestion to specify a width/height for those divs, she replied that she got it--I think she meant to reply to the list, but actually only replied to me. Valerie www.valeriewininger.com On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 7:06 AM, Kristina Floyd <[EMAIL PRO

Re: [css-d] background images in divs

On 11/02/2008, Carrie Strongwater Drazin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > We are trying to put dividers between paragraphs using background images > in divs but, they never show up. Should we not be using divs? HI Carrie Do you have a url we could look at? Thanks Kristina _

Re: [css-d] background images in divs

On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 10:32:33 -0500, Carrie Strongwater Drazin wrote: > Hi all, > We are trying to put dividers between paragraphs using background images in > divs but, > they never show up. Should we not be using divs? Any suggestions would be > greatly > appreciated or any sample code that has

Re: [css-d] background images in divs

Are you setting a width/height on those divs? If their only content is a background image, they won't show up, as those don't count as content. Valerie On Feb 11, 2008 10:32 AM, Carrie Strongwater Drazin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > We are trying to put dividers between paragraphs usi

[css-d] background images in divs

Hi all, We are trying to put dividers between paragraphs using background images in divs but, they never show up. Should we not be using divs? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated or any sample code that has worked with this scenario. Thank you. Carrie

[css-d] background images

A new site requires a gradient background image, repeat x, and a flower outline image behind the upper right corner. Is there a css solution? Design needs to be center aligned. Wider screens will show more of the flower image. http://www.grandconnections.com/buttercup/ shows the design as one larg

[css-d] Background images in divs

The panels(tabs) are all showing the same background image(images/uk.gif). What I want is to have a different background image for each div. I tried to do this with a different image putting a background image on the dhtmlgoodies_iTab class and changed the class to on one of the divs to dhtmlgo

[css-d] Background images in divs

The panels(tabs) are all showing the same background image(images/uk.gif). What I want is to have a different background image for each div. I tried to do this with a different image putting a background image on the dhtmlgoodies_iTab class and changed the class to on one of the divs to dhtmlgo

Re: [css-d] Background images

Micky Hulse ink wired: > Are there any restrictions (or, suggested best practices) > when it comes to width/height of small background image > tiles? Depends. On an intranet where I know the bandwidth and the settings of the users workstations, I can gauge how a tile effect will look. On

Re: [css-d] Background images

Ingo Chao wrote: > The rendering of a 2x2 px PNG (tiled, bg-image on the html element) in > IE7 may take 10 seconds or more. Some users may find this inacceptable. Ah, interesting. Is that just the html element, or other elements too? Also, is that just PNG (24/8) or does that apply to other gra

Re: [css-d] Background images

Micky Hulse wrote: > Micky Hulse wrote: >> Lol, what are your thoughts? Should I be worried about this, or can I go >> as small as needed for optimal file size? :) > > To be a little more on topic, I am just wondering if there are > restrictions and/or problems when it comes to using small bitma

Re: [css-d] Background images

Micky Hulse wrote: > Lol, what are your thoughts? Should I be worried about this, or can I go > as small as needed for optimal file size? :) To be a little more on topic, I am just wondering if there are restrictions and/or problems when it comes to using small bitmaps (in width/height) as CSS

[css-d] Background images

Howdy, This may seem like a silly question, but... Are there any restrictions (or, suggested best practices) when it comes to width/height of small background image tiles? I am trying to optimize some template graphics, but did not want to go over-board when it comes to tiled background images

[css-d] background images cut to html

Hello, I have created a wire frame in PS and am now cutting it to html. There is a gradient background 1 pixel wide that is applied to the body element of the document. There is also a header, footer, and main content area slices that all have a drop shadow that fades into the background imag

Re: [css-d] background-images for divs

Ian Young wrote: >To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org > > >>Subject: [css-d] background-images for divs >> >>I`m trying to figure out how to get my images, I`d like to add to fit the >>div`s background properly. >>I`m using a 3 column layout that I created w

Re: [css-d] background-images for divs

To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org > Subject: [css-d] background-images for divs > > > I`m trying to figure out how to get my images, I`d like to add to fit the > div`s background properly. I`m using > a 3 column layout that I created with StyleMaster. > > When I create the

[css-d] background-images for divs

I`m trying to figure out how to get my images, I`d like to add to fit the div`s background properly. I`m using a 3 column layout that I created with StyleMaster. When I create the images for the div`s in photoShop the width x height seems to get cut off not showing parts of the image`s. my CSS

Re: [css-d] Background images covered by floated element - fix?

Todd Sweet wrote: > In response to: > > "The easiest way to do this is just to assign the heading a left margin > equal to the width of #navcontainer so that it moves out from underneath > the float. This doesn't appear to be a problem for your page since your > #navcontainer is a fixed and known w

[css-d] Background images covered by floated element - fix?

In response to: "The easiest way to do this is just to assign the heading a left margin equal to the width of #navcontainer so that it moves out from underneath the float. This doesn't appear to be a problem for your page since your #navcontainer is a fixed and known width." Reply: Thank you. Y

Re: [css-d] Background images covered by floated element - fix?

Todd Sweet wrote: > In a prototype I'm working on I have placed a floated containing > a vertical navigation bar inside a primary content area of our page. > In that content area are a number of elements which have a > background image applied to them via CSS that acts as a custom bullet > point.

[css-d] Background images covered by floated element - fix?

In a prototype I'm working on I have placed a floated containing a vertical navigation bar inside a primary content area of our page. In that content area are a number of elements which have a background image applied to them via CSS that acts as a custom bullet point. I assumed the contents of

[css-d] Background Images wont load in IE when the parent div is set to display:none

I currently have this issue on my website. I use png's, so in order to fix them in ie I use the fixer() javascript code which changes them into span's with the background png img and the Alpha Transparency filter doohicky. But when the parent div is set to display:none onload ie doesnt load the ba

[css-d] background-images don't hover in IE

Hi, I want to hover some floated background-images, but IE6 doesn't reset the hover-state back to normal. HTML: Service Specials CSS: #header { height: 106px; } #header a { float: left; } #header a:link span { display: block; height: 106px; text-indent: -5000px; }

Re: [css-d] background images missing in IE

Christy Collins wrote: > Anyone know what I need to do to get IE to display these background > images? It's the yellow triangle things above the navigation. > > TIA > -Christy > > http://ee.berkshireradio.org/index.php/main/test/ Again, IE has a broken inline model. You really should consider

[css-d] background images missing in IE

Anyone know what I need to do to get IE to display these background images? It's the yellow triangle things above the navigation. TIA -Christy http://ee.berkshireradio.org/index.php/main/test/ CSS: #navcontainer{ text-align: left; position: absolute; top: 20px; left: 550px; } ul#navlist{ mar

Re: [css-d] background images

francky wrote: > david wrote: > >> Stuart King wrote: >> >>> How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the >>> page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there >>> is little text? >>> >> Hmm, you can't control the size of my browser window ... ;-) >>

Re: [css-d] background images

david wrote: >Stuart King wrote: > > >>How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the >>page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there >>is little text? >> >> > >Hmm, you can't control the size of my browser window ... ;-) > > Hi David: No? =

Re: [css-d] background images

Stuart King wrote: > How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the > page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there > is little text? Hmm, you can't control the size of my browser window ... ;-) I would think you set min-height and min-width on the bo

[css-d] background images

How can I make sure the entire background image is viewed, making the page size the same dimensions as the background image, even if there is little text? Thank you. --s __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org

Re: [css-d] Background Images Again

Original Message: - From: Tyson Tate [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 14:05:40 -0800 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], css-d@lists.css-discuss.org Subject: Re: [css-d] Background Images Again Please validate your XHTML and CSS before posting to the list. Many problems posted to

Re: [css-d] Background Images Again

Please validate your XHTML and CSS before posting to the list. Many problems posted to this list can be solved by simply validating. That said, the CSS validator[1] points directly to your problem: background: url(images/bg.gif) repeat x; Should be: background: url(images/bg.gif) repeat-x;

[css-d] Background Images Again

Apologies for my neophyte status. I now am having difficulty getting my background image to appear in a content div. http://www.zdsign.com/gwp/new2.html http://www.zdsign.com/gwp/new2.css Can anyone recommend the best CSS guide book? Thank you ever so much. ___

Re: [css-d] background-images alignment questions

On 2/3/2006 12:35 AM August Shamino wrote: > Some web pages divide a background-image across several elements, so that it > looks like just one image. How can you do that safely with CSS? In a cross > browser way? Especially if you want a particular element's background-image > to line up with

[css-d] background-images alignment questions

Wow, this is weird. Have never used a group like this before, and have no clue where this email will actually be going. Anyway, see if a question works: Some web pages divide a background-image across several elements, so that it looks like just one image. How can you do that safely with CSS?

Re: [css-d] Background images

Olá Abyss, Maybe it's this you want?... body { background-image: url(/images/whatever.jpg); background-position:center; background-repeat:no-repeat; } Hth! Adeus, Roberto -- Abyss Information wrote: >Hiya all, > >does anyone know where I can grab

Re: [css-d] Background images

Olá Abyss, Maybe it's this you want?... body { background-image: url(/images/whatever.jpg); background-position:center; background-repeat:no-repeat; } Hth! Adeus, Roberto -- Abyss Information wrote: Hiya all, does anyone know where I can grab

Re: [css-d] Background images

Try http://www.dellwebsites.com. Dell has some great samples with code on placing background graphics. I tried accessing the site to get a url to the tutorial page for you but I couldn't connect. He may be having server problems (or I'm having connection problems). If you're interested

Re: [css-d] Background images

Abyss Information wrote: Hiya all, does anyone know where I can grab some css code to display a background image right in the center of the page regardless of the screen resolution? Regards, Abyss I'm not sure of anything, much less whatever it is you're looking for. FWIW:

[css-d] Background images

Hiya all, does anyone know where I can grab some css code to display a background image right in the center of the page regardless of the screen resolution? Regards, Abyss __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss

Re: [css-d] Background Images in Mac OS X / IE 5.x

Tim Zappe wrote: I am currently designing a website that will not display the background images in Mac OS X / IE 5.x. I'm baffled and I don't know what to do. Can someone much smarter than me please give me a hand. Much appreciated. Here's the link: http://www.western.edu/webmaster/redesign/ I

[css-d] Background Images in Mac OS X / IE 5.x

I am currently designing a website that will not display the background images in Mac OS X / IE 5.x. I'm baffled and I don't know what to do. Can someone much smarter than me please give me a hand. Much appreciated. Here's the link: http://www.western.edu/webmaster/redesign/ -Tim www.tzappe.co