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HTML - Website Background Resolution
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I'm wondering if there is a way to ensure that my website background will work with any resolution i.e. will the flowers stay flush with the bottom corner of the page? http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/819/bg1ev.jpg/ Similar TutorialsHello everyone... I'm building a website http://newgroundsaward.webs.com/index.html The problem is that... when ever you minimize the window... the tables shrink. It can only be viewed in 1400x900 resolution. Is there a way to lock the aspect or something. Here's the link to my style sheet... Any help appreciated. Thank You. http://newgroundsaward.webs.com/styles.css Hey everyone, I've been redesigning this website I did for a local restaurant, trying some different takes on things (not designing the entire website using framesets and tables), and I'm still a bit confused. I'm currently on a 1280x800 resolution, Windows Vista and Firefox 3, and designing the website in I suppose what would be what looks best in THIS resolution. However, when I switch to 1024x768 which a lot of people are still using, the website is offset to the right due to my 'margin-left: 200px;' in the container. How else can I go about centering this page so that it is in the middle for most/all resolutions? The link is he http://www.totaros.com/indexnew.aspx So far the index, directions, and cuisine pages are fresh. All of the other links should point either dead or to the old website's pages. Thank you for taking the time to read my message, and thanks for any help in advance! Hi, could you check my site: http://www.monkeygambling.com and tell me if it works on your screen resolution. I've had some problems with diff resolutions. On 1024 x 768 it sometimes does a slight repeat of the background image because the text i have on there pushes the table down a bit. thanks Hi I have some websites that i would like to centralise on the screen irrelevant of the users screen resolution... some screens the site looks centred etc and its great but then the higher the screen resolution the viewer uses the more stuck up at the top it appears... is there a simple solution so the website centralises on any screen? Thanks in advance for any help... i really need to get this working Steve Well I got a website I want to code and I'm not too good in coding though I'm designing/coding websites for 2-3 years(ocassional hobby).I always tried and retried and asked and searched but I always got side effects.So I want to make this one by-the-book 100% XHTML Strict/transitional W3C Valid So I was thinking where should I start with and I thought I should start with the background.I can't seem to manage even this one. As in every single thing I ever done I can't get it to look the same in every evil screen resolution ....Enough talking.As you see in the picture it has 2 parts. the first is a gradient from blue to white(bottom to top) and the other part is a black pattern thing. How can I implement it?I can't simply adjust it's size to fit my resolution and browser.It needs to look the same for everyone. Also while the top part can be made with a vertical 1px slice the bottom one has a pattern so it can't. i was thinking I could divide the website in 2 DIVS:main and footer and set a height percentage % like 80&20 from CSS.Use as background for main a vertical slice and a big image for the footer.But still that wouldn't fix too much ...I don't know. What would you do if it was your website? _____________________________ I have the following question: I have a website with a background image and on that background image I have some text. When I scroll down I want my background to stay where it is and only the text should scroll down. What should I do to make this like that? I am currently designing a website and I have to allow the user to change the background to a colour of his/her liking. I have a javascript function which works fine, but the problem is when you navigate to a different page the background colour will change to the default colour. I need to somehow allow the user to change the background colour for the entire website from any given web page. Below is the function i am using. Thank you in advance for your assistance. <script type="text/javascript"> function bg_color(c){ var b = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[0]; var d = document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0]; b.style.background = c; d.style.background = c; } </script> Hello everyone! I am so grateful that there are sites like this to help those like me. I'm ready to be hit by rotten tomatoes because my method for building my first site probably breaks tons of rules. I used Photoshop to create a webpage by slicing a single image with the intention of laying it out in a table. When I first sliced the image and simply set each image using "img src=" in each Table Data cell, it came together fine and looked perfect. The problem happened when I made one of my images the background image for the cell. The reason I did this is because this is going to be my main "Content" area and I want to be able to enter content over the image. For some reason, right when I made this change, the cell directly to the left of my "main content cell" is pushing to the right and creating unwanted blank space...and I can't for the life of me figure out why. I'm pulling my hair out and I'll probably cry myself to sleep tonight. I thought it was my HTML and found a tiny bit of CSS to help, but the problem remains. Thanks so much in advance for any assistance you can provide. The site is here (I added red borders to the table for assistance with review): http://www.geocities.com/mena_beena/Rosco.html Here is my HTML: Code: <html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="rosco.css" /> </head> <body bgcolor=black> <table bordercolor=red border=1 cellspacing="1" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td colspan=3><img src="Template4_01.jpg"></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan=2><img src="Template4_02.jpg"></td> <td><img src="Template4_03.jpg"><br><img src="Template4_04.jpg"></td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src="Template4_05.jpg"></td> <td class="bg">asdfasdf</td> <td><img src="Template4_07.jpg"><br><img src="Template4_08.jpg"><br> <img src="Template4_09.jpg"><br><img src="Template4_10.jpg"></td> </tr> </table> </body> </html> Here is my CSS Stylesheet: Code: td.bg{
background: url(Template4_06.jpg);
}
Hi, I have an image "m1" set as the background of a table on my website. The table is set to the width of the image "340". However, when I add text it pushes the border and the image repeats/cuts off. http://www.monkeygambling.com/newpage.htm This problem only happens in IE, not in opera. Can anyone help? thanks i am currently using wordpad and making a website on rappers i am trying to add a video which will be a FULL-SCREEN video for the background but i dont have a clue what to do i have this at the moment to stream the video <img border="0" dynsrc="John Cena 6th Titantron.wmv" start="fileopen"> please help Hi guys, I'm currently trying to sort out the background for a website. What I'd like is to have a silhouette of a few people on a gradient background. I'd like to keep the quality high, but it also makes the file size large. If there were no silhouette then I would have a one pixel strip of the gradient set to repeat. Is it possible to add two background pictures, or is there another way I can reduce the file size that I hadn't thought of? Hello everyone I have run into a roadblock. I am trying to make a background image scale properly with Internet Explorer. I have successfully made the image fit the web browser right, using this code in a CSS class. The code I am using is as written: PHP Code: body.background { filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='../../Images/Website Background-3.jpg', sizingMethod='scale'); -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='../../Images/Website Background-3.jpg', sizingMethod='scale')"; } this code makes the background I am using work correctly in Internet Explorer. However, when I use this code, it makes the rest of the website stop working. I can no longer click on any of the links on the page, or anything of the sort. However, all my styles for the links still remain on the page. Any suggestions? Thank you all, Mitch Guzman I've got another problem with my website. I've taken a screenshot that I wanted for my website background. But since it was took on my screen, it doesn't fill the screen on wider monitors. I'm just wondering if there's any information on auto-resizing a website background. Or is it a scirpt/CSS/php style thing? This problem seems abit more complex than me previous problem. I'm on a 19 inch monitor. Here is my website for those that have bigger screens than me. http://www.dawncraftmc.com/ Friends I am new to HTML, I have created a page, but when I view it on 00*600 it looks fine as I designed. But When resolution is increased, it shows right side empty. What should I do ????????? Well, my website is almost complete now, but its still not "wide" enough to extend all the way to the scroll bar on IE. Can anyone explain if there is an HTML code for this? or how to fix this on Dreamweaver? Hi. I'm just wondering what standart screen resolution i stheese days? Doen anybody still use 800x600, or is it alright to build a website for 1024x768? If so, is there any "design resolution" to prevent scrollbars in the most usen browsers? (What i mean is what resolution to give for example a flash site) Parashurama Hi there! If this topic has already been covered or there is a tutorial out there that someone knows about, please point me in the right direction. We've created a website on a CD. Pretty much a company profile. The "site" is split into two framesets. The logo of the company is in the top frame while the content is obviously in the main frame. It's perfectly spaced on a 1024x768 resolution. The problem is that if you change it to 1280x1024, there is a gap between the company logo and the content. This looks stupid. Is there a way that we can get the frames to "auto adjust" so that the logo remains intact and the content pretty much remains "attached" to the logo? One of the problems we have encountered is that the frame "overlaps" the logo, so the logo is cut in half. We're at wits end. The source we have for the index file is: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> <HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>Intelligent Frames</TITLE> </HEAD> <FRAMESET ROWS="22%, 100%"> <FRAME SRC="top frame.html" NAME="menuframe" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" noresize> <FRAME SRC="main frame.html" NAME="mainframe" scrolling="auto" frameborder="0" noresize> </FRAMESET> <NOFRAMES> There is no frame support on your browser. </NOFRAMES> </HTML> I have also just noticed that even in 1024x768, if I make the browser window smaller, the frame still overlaps the logo. This made me wonder if I shouldn't perhaps be looking at creating "static" or "frozen" frames that can't adjust itself regardless of resolution. Is this perhaps a better way of approaching this problem? Thanks in advance! I I want my webpage to fit any resolution, and I am doing something wrong, could you help me with the right coding? thank you Basically I have recently added more to my "Navigation Bar" it works fine on a "1366 x 768" that is currently my screen settings. Yet i looked on a 1024 x 768 and it was all over the place. Here is screenshots of what I mean. This is what it looks like on the 1024x768 screen. This is how I want it to look on all screens. So im basically saying what settings to I have to apply to make this a fix on all screens. Cheers. Hello everyone! I just finished making a website and found some browser problems, which I sort of fixed. Now I found some problems with the different resolutions. Does anyone know some tips or suggestions that can help me fix that? (p.s My website is at webh3lp.comuf.com) |
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