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i can think of how to do two. try declaring an id or class on the body tag
ie <body id="..."> or <body class="...">
and in your css:
body.(name) pr body#(name) {
background:url(...) no-repeat top right;
}
etc, in addition to your regular body { background… } – i havent tried this, so im not sure if it will work entirely. hope that helps. (be sure to check the documentary on those tags)
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Hmm.. so, if I were trying to implement this on the Post div, I should encapsulate THAT in another div? I’ll give it a spin!
No, you can’t have multiple background images. Use the top-right image in the header, bottom-right in the footer, and the last repeating one in the background like:
‘background: url(yourImage.jpg) repeat-y;’
Just make the background image wide (ie 1600×50) and place the pattern/image that you want to repeat where you want it to appear.
I’d recommend simply using multiple div layers, so something like the following:
body { background: url(images/top_left.png) top left no-repeat; }
div.topbotright { background: url(images/botright.png) bottom right no-repeat; }
div.repeater { background: url(images/repeater.png) repeat-y; }
Then in your markup, simply add the div’s, in that order, wrapping all of your code (with of course, adding paddings and margins of 0 on all of that), and you should be ready to go.
I wouldn’t try for anything where you could declare both all of them in the same tag, because that would surely lower your browser compatibility.
I got it! Thank you! I hadn’t realised that that onion-skinning technique could be applied! *’.’*
I hadn’t realised that the effect is screwed on the IE, and MSN Explorer; I’d leave it at that, but majority of my viewers use these browsers. Any way for a work-around? Thank you! The site
That looks VERY classy.
Me likes! =)
