Image behind my website, how ?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by cre8iV, May 17, 2006.

  1. #1
    I can't figure out something, here it is:

    I want to put a image behind my site that is 2pixels more width..
    So i have a small line ( of 1 pixel ) at the 2 sides of my website!

    Does anyone knows how ?

    Many thanks!
     
    cre8iV, May 17, 2006 IP
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    Yes,

    Put your whole body content in a table, define the table width 2 pixels less than your image width and align the table to "center".

    Hey presto!

    Col
     
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    #3
    hmm I think you should put the whole thin in a content wrapper...
    for example:

    <div id="wrapper">

    Here goes the content

    </div>

    than you can define a border in the css...

    tell me if you don't understand what I mean...

    regards

    BTW:

    tables are made for tabular content and not for layouts/designs! :)
     
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    to: The Whimpering Warrior! : I havent got a <body> </body> in my document.

    to: Naturaldesigns: i'm a bit new in the website world so i hope you can understand that i don't really get it :rolleyes:
     
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    hey!

    hmm you don't have the body tags ? oO

    Would you mind showing us your site? Maybe you should have a look at a html tutorial first...
     
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    http://www.dikkop.com/uploadjez/site.html
    Yeah i´m gonna follow some tutorials for sure ;)

    hmm.. my background color doesn't change either... do you know where i have to put that command because maybe i've changed it or something..
     
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    Hey!

    hmm you've actually got the body tags :D but this is Imageready code right? Because then you should really learn html....it really ain't very hard...you see that your layout is made with tables (look for the <table> tags)...tables are made for tabullar content not for layouts...

    well now for the background colour you have to do that in an external CSS file... :D I know this all sounds a bit complicated but It really isn't....contact me if you need a good tutorial...
     
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