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Thread: My first website redone

  1. #11
    How about you take a look first, and then post instead of double posting like you did in this whole thread.

    And i'm sure you've heard of the edit button here. Use it !
    O.G at A.O

  2. #12
    or you can pay me and I'll design it for you

    full graphics, buttons, and site template (one page) you can add content yourself

    say $150?

    v_Ln

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    I'm in a 1920x1200 resolution, the background actually does stretch to some extent, but then begins to repeat. I looked at it in IE and Firefox and got the same results as the screenshot below indicates. Might want to take that into consideration.
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    One site I use a lot when dealing with browser incompatibilities is QuirksMode.
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    I'm in a 1920x1200 resolution, the background actually does stretch to some extent, but then begins to repeat. I looked at it in IE and Firefox and got the same results as the screenshot below indicates. Might want to take that into consideration.
    Christina, I found this to be a problems as well. However I don't want to make the picture any bigger b/c the file would be huge and take longer to download. I am workin on a way to 'stretch' the background now, but am hitting dead ends.

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    I'd try a mixture of absolute and relative positioning to design the layout to work with the background background, something to the effect of:

    body {
    background-color : White;
    background-image: url(images/g.GIF);
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-position: center;
    }

    Here's a quick reference on that:

    http://www.brainjar.com/css/positioning/

    or you may try reducing the background image in size and using as a background in a smaller table that doesn't take up the whole page and therefore wouldn't tile no matter how large the resolution.
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