in css i found :
body
{
background:transparent url('http://216.172.185.6/~kandy/images/bg.jpg') repeat-x center bottom;
}
you should add background color, so like this :
body
{
background: #ff5ab0 url('http://216.172.185.6/~kandy/images/bg.jpg') repeat-x center bottom;
}
hope can make better 😀
hi
that kind of helps but look here now (only done the members site first)
http://216.172.185.6/~kandy/members/
when the background repeats it doesnt fade into eachother?
any idea how to solve that?
thank you!!
ok ive redesigned my background to a gif and 10×400 pixels
and added this code
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your background ‘structure’ is:
-‘top background’ gradient black-to-pink-
-pink filler-
-‘bottom background’ gradient black-to-pink-
this is the ‘top background’:
#art-page-background-gradient
{
position: absolute;
background-image: url('http://216.172.185.6/~kandy/images/bg.jpg');
background-repeat: repeat-x;
top:0;
width:100%;
height: 900px;
}
and this is the ‘bottom background’:
body
{
background:#ff5ab0 url('http://216.172.185.6/~kandy/images/bg.jpg') repeat-x center bottom;
}
the ‘filler’ is done with the background color #ff5ab0.
you would need to make a new image for the bottom background, and turn the image upside-down to hopefully fade into each other; might not work in very short pages.
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generally, this whole topic has nothing to do with wordpress – consider to learn the basics of css formatting – free tutorials are available online.
ok everyone the code is working right now my problem was not making the background into a better file, so i now have made a 10×900 pixels gradient and saved it as a gif and using the code i just posted seems good now!
http://216.172.185.6/~kandy/members/
