Melanie Moore wrote:
> I ended up giving the header a height, and adjusting
> the padding accordingly. The h1 background image now shows up in
> Windows IE6, however it is still not repeating -x.
>
> Anymore suggestions?
> http://dev3.esonicspider.net/
> http://dev3.esonicspider.net/push.css
I d
I tried the Holly Hack, suggested to me, which did not work. However,
it did give me an idea of how to fix the background display problem,
which did work. I ended up giving the header a height, and adjusting
the padding accordingly. The h1 background image now shows up in
Windows IE6, howeve
Melanie Moore wrote:
> I am having trouble getting my repeating header background to
> show up in Windows IE6.
[...]
> h1 {margin: 0; padding: 150px 0 0 0;
> background: #fff url(images/topbar.jpg) 0 0 repeat-x;}
>
> Link to html: http://dev3.esonicspider.net/
> Link to Css: http://dev3.esonic
Hello,
I am having trouble getting my repeating header background to show up in
Windows IE6. I have tested the page in all the other browsers and it
comes out fine. I origanally had a small image (width-10px) repeat-x in
my header background. Then I tested a larger image (width-800px) that
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