I already have a background image, a "paper"
background. However, your post got me thinking, I
can have another div inside, and set the file
cabinet picture as the background to it. After a
couple of minutes I got that working nicely.
Except the text overlaps the image, so now I'm
working at
On Sun, 26 Aug 2007, karuna sagar k wrote:
> For the solution mentioned below - Positioned Image:
>
> could you elaborate on why do we need to style the with {position:
> relative;}?
To elaborate on my parenthetic remark "(just to make it possible to
position the image relative to the div)": S
Ehm... do you have any reference to see what you're talking about (a
link)?
If all you want to do is put an image at that position, set it as
the background, i.e.
background: #fff url(path/to/image) right bottom no-repeat;
ยท #fff is the background color, it can be omitted or set to
't
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007, David Merchant wrote:
> I am trying to place the file cabinet image in the bottom right hand
> corner of a div. I've searched wiki, the web and poked around the
> archives and what solutions I've seen I can't get to work.
It might be easier to analyze the situation if you pos
I am trying to place the file cabinet image in the bottom right hand
corner of a div. I've searched wiki, the web and poked around the
archives and what solutions I've seen I can't get to work. Yes, I'm a
bit green when it comes to CSS, green enough that maybe I am not
searching correctly becau
