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HTML - How Do I Get This Background To Fit On All Monitors?
This is my site so far: http://digitalplus.webs.com/index.htm
I need the stripe in the background to be a perfect curve in the middle (height wise) and the buttons to go down along it. I need both ends of the stripe to be just visible and being able to see the tips touching the top and bottom of the browser... But depending on the individuals screen resolution, or the browser they're using or if they have a tool bar on their browser, the background stripe doesn't fit. How do I solve this problem?? Make it an image? I'm not sure what to do! Please help! Thanks Similar TutorialsI have designed a webpage in dreamweaver and had been using the screen on my MBP. When I plugged in an external monitor I noticed that the website is a different colour. I did two screen shots to show the same website on each monitor.... Here is how the colours look on my MBP Here is how the colours look on my external monitor What is the best way to make sure your website always looks the same colour? I don't really like the second colours but like the first. Many thanks, Jim I would be very greatful if someone could let me know what is required to make a site display centrally on widescreen monitors with blank areas either side. I mainly use dreamweaver and have no real knowledge of css so if there is a HTML code out there to cut and past I would be very greatful Many thanks Mark Is it possible to put a smaller background image on top (like in layers) of my old background image? I have a background image, but I want to put a smaller image on top of that one, but for it to be treated also as background image. This image is a black vertical rectangle, but is faded on the edges to give a transparency, so its a .png. So ultimately what I am trying to do is put this black rectanlge on top of my original background image and with the transparency on the edges of this image, be able to see my original background image. How can I do so? Also what I was thinking was that this faded background would be scaled to fit different screen sizes, so do "width: 75%"? Just so that it ALWAYS stays at 75% no matter what screen size it is viewed on. Is this the right approach towards getting this result? hi in this site www.muaythaistuff.com they have some tatoo kinda background and i have tried to put this one on my site and it makes a lot of them in one page so my question is how can i set this tatoo image only in the top like in this very site and the rest will be black color? im trying to use a image hosting site to make a image a background for a web site so they can see my idea what would the code look like to make that happen I'd like to have a scaling background like on this site: www.burton.com I'm using DreamWeaver, is this possible? P.S., I'd also like to build a scaling x-y navbar like they have on that site if it's possible. Thanks in advance! Okay, I have this background image...it's fine and dandy...but I want the stripes on the left side to continue to go down the page if more information is put on the page and it not stop at where it does on the page. I can't repeat it because THE EXOTIC ZOO will be repeated too down the page. Any suggestions of what to do? Here is the page I'm talking about: http://thexoticzoo.webs.com/rats.html I've just put up a new page - mbccc.net - and I've used a picture, a .jpg image file, for the background. Sometimes it displays alright but sometimes it doesn't - sometimes it begins to 'tile' at the edge. When I view the page in my IIS on localhost it always does that. When I view it in my html editor - NVU - it always does it. My question is why does it do that and what can I do to prevent it? The picture is 196kB .jpg of 1024 x 768 pixels. I've been viewing in Firefox, what it does in other browsers I don't know. What should we do if we want to use pictures for background? regards, ab I want to give a division a background image but I'm not sure how to do it. I wrote a code that says: Code: #links {
background-image: Graphic1.png
}
But nothing happened. What am I doing wrong nad how can I fix it? Hi i have an issue with my background not displaying correctly. I know i have not sliced the template etc but i can only assume the same problem will occur when i do. I have set a background image to the page but its not inline with my image background, How would i go about making sure everything is lined up when publishing it? Ive messed around with margins etc but there seems to be a default margin at the top which i cant remove. http://www.banks-twins.biz/testhome.html Thanks. Alex. Heres the link Well, It looks fine, unless you view it in full screen, if you view it in full screen you'll notice that the white and grey backgrounds extend along with the main background, I want the white and grey background to stop where the footer is, and the main background (#cccccc) to continue on down. You can use View > Source for the source code (as it's rather big and I'd rather not have something that big in my post) CSS Code: Quote: .leftcolumn{ width:273px; padding-left:9px; padding-bottom:20px; background: #F1F1F1; float:left; text-align:left; } .rightcolumn{ width:503px; float:right; text-align:left; } left column = grey column right column = white column How to insert a background on this site ? http://videosearch.w-b0x.com/ nevermind... Thank you for helping and this site is awesome! Take care... Ryan How can I set background in a page. please help me. Hey all Ok i wasnt sure wether to put this in html or css but i decided to put it here and hpe for the best. Ok , I have set a background color and a background image which all works well. Except that when i insert the banner it isnt at the top of the screen it is about a cm down from the top. This is because of the background image but im not sure how to fix it. Thankyou in advance, Jake. Hi, I wanted to use an image for the background of my page, but also have a DIV layer with images that look like they are coming out of it. For some reason though when I set the image as the background, it becomes just a bit brighter. This completely throws off what I'm trying to do because there are elements of the background in the DIV layer image and now the DIV image looks darker than the background ruining the effect. So I've tried to solve the problem by putting this huge background image as a DIV layer and aligning it to top: 0 left: 0. The colors now match. The problem is though that the image is way bigger than the browser window so scrollbars appear on the sides. I don't want this. Can anyone offer a suggestion to either of my problems? Thanks! hey everyone, when im making my website i put something in it then move it up the website to a different position so its where i wnt it. when i move this up my website it leaves a blank space at the bottom. how do i get rid of thisblank space?? the code im using is... <div style="position: relative; top: -300px; left: 200px;"> ive also tryed postioning it in css and its just doing the same thing if someone could please help i would be very grateful thanks Ok - first of all I'm quite sure that you can't actually like an image, but is there anyway that I could link the blue circle on this site with some kind of HTML/CSS workaround? http://www.yearofthebus.co.uk All suggestions welcome. Thank you, Steve Hello! I have just started using HTML, and Im already stuck! I want to have a blue background, with a limited white frame (like the white frame you can see he http://xrk.no/ ). The background color is no problem, but how do I make that white frame, without using a picture? Hope this one is a easy one for you! Thanks |
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