When I try to visit your site, I get this warning message from Chrome:
You attempted to reach http://www.techarx.com, but instead you actually reached a server identifying itself as rdbnetwork.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration on the server or by something more serious. An attacker on your network could be trying to get you to visit a fake (and potentially harmful) version of http://www.techarx.com.
okay so, i tried with another image and small div’s it still didn’t work, also @CrouchinBruin, I never got such errors, try refreshing or cleaning your cookies i guess?
also i had the static content in the footer.php, I switched it to index.php to see whether it even displays or not, It did fortunately but like posts, while when i pasted it back to the footer, The div appeared as it should though it didn’t respond or change when i changed its width or color.
It wouldn’t have anything to do w/ cookies since I’ve never visited your site before.
OK, I figured out the problem. You put https (secure http site) instead of just http in your address above. Changing it to http allows me to view your site.
Try setting the background-size property of your Diff class to contain:
background-size: contain;
However, the image won’t be truly responsive. Sometimes you’ll get some extra white-space down at the bottom if the proportions of the container aren’t the same as the image. It’s almost impossible to get true responsiveness using the background property of an element, unless you explicitly set the width & height of the element.
I am curious, however, why the individual images didn’t appear in img tags in the footer, that should have worked. Maybe you didn’t have the full path name in the URL?
originally the images were in img tag itself, There were two of them but when i activated the theme, only the second one showed up, I tried to change the color of the hidden image by giving its div a seperate background color, making it display relative, absolute,static and even resized and changed its position, It did not appear.
Though with the <img src> it did show a cursor when i hovered over its region but it didn’t appear.
Then i googled and saw people having issues so i made those images as background image and removed their <img> source and tags, when i did that, the div showed as if there is nothing in it, not even the H1 inside it, Then i tried a img source php tag inside the anchor’s href, No change, Same result.
Hence i decided ill just give the entire div a big bacground image or else some other content.
If you add the img tags back into the footer, I can take a look and see what might be wrong.
