Adam,
Thanks for the note, I appreciate that, however, Advanced Random Images won't
do what was asked. The only products I have that do background images is Expert
Images v2 - which is a commercial product and CSS Switcher (a little more
complicated to do, but possible), which is also a commercial
I really like this option!!
It seems like it would be the best way to just make the page refresh on
each load.
How do you go about having a random # passed at the end of each page?
-jeremy
rashantha de silva wrote:
this can simply be done without css
simply have a random number passed at the
Thank you ! I do agree that php would be better than JS. I feel ike it
would be cleaner.
thanks again
-jeremy
Christian Montoya wrote:
PHP might be better than JS... you can script CSS with PHP in the head of
the document. Something like:
body {
background: < ? php do_random_image_echo()
There is a great extension for Dreamweaver called Random images over at
Kaosweaver.com. Easy to impliment and a variety of options (IE: change
daily, change on reloead, in order, random etc.). Exact link:
http://www.kaosweaver.com/extensions/details.php?id=5&cid=12
Adam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
PHP might be better than JS... you can script CSS with PHP in the head of
the document. Something like:
body {
background: < ? php do_random_image_echo(); >
}
If php isn't an option, use Javascript.
On 9/25/05, Bob Easton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> jeremy wrote:
> > i have been looking for
jeremy wrote:
i have been looking for a really good way to make a random background
image happen. ...
Is there a pure CSS way to go about this?
CSS can't do it. It's scripting time.
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Bob Easton
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Thanks! :)
Yeah that is my girlfriend's site I have been making. I am rather proud
of the illustrations. I have like 20+ that i would like to appear at
random. I guess this is not a feature that is possible in CSS.
thanks for the boost! It means alot!
-jeremy
David Laakso wrote:
jeremy wrot
this can simply be done without css
simply have a random number passed at the end of each page
this will force a reload.
ie:
www.domain.com/link.html?rnd=345
a quick fix.
rashantha
On Sep 25, 2005, at 12:39 PM, David Laakso wrote:
So i had to change the link to where i have the random backgro
jeremy wrote:
So i had to change the link to where i have the random background
image happening.
It is only happening on this page:
http://slusherland.com/contact.php
If you guys have any answers that would be great.
thanks - jeremy
jeremy wrote:
i have been looking for a really good way to
So i had to change the link to where i have the random background image
happening.
It is only happening on this page:
http://slusherland.com/contact.php
If you guys have any answers that would be great.
thanks - jeremy
jeremy wrote:
i have been looking for a really good way to make a random b
i have been looking for a really good way to make a random background
image happen. I saw that Photomat had a JS version of it, but once
working it doesnt appear to be consistent enough. Maybe I need to apply
something in the CSS to refresh the image each time the page is loaded???
http://slus
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