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Didnt reallt know what to search for this, what I want is, for an image to show as the backround but when you scroll it doesnt repeat the image. once the image has finished id like the rest of the backround to be plain black. Can this be done?
Im sure its not that hard atall, but I just couldnt find anything when I searched.
background-repeat: No-repeat;
thanks, ill have a try of that now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by :Liam
edit:
not sure where to put it in this really :P I currently have:
<body background="psrealm_r3_c8.png">
Tired placing it at the end but it just carried on, also where would I add the #000000 to make the black continue rather than the image?
Sorry, delete this post please :)
Using CSS so you put in the head.
<style type="text/css">
Background-color:000000;
Background-Repeat:No-Repeat;
</style>
but I still need the image to be there, it hasnt worked. Ive got the image as the backround using:Quote:
Originally Posted by :Liam
<body background="psrealm_r3_c8.png">
Quote:
Originally Posted by awelsh
add that to the head section of your page and remove background="psrealm_r3_c8.png" from the body tag.HTML Code:<style type="text/css">
body {
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-image: url('psrealm_r3_c8.png');
}
</style>
the div style is:
<style type="text/css">
<!--
#divname{
background-image:"psrealm_r3_c8.png";
background-repeat:no-repeat;
}
-->
or
<style type="text/css">
<!--
body {
background-image:"psrealm_r3_c8.png";
background-repeat:no-repeat;
}
-->
Thanks, +rep to you all :)
Have it fixed at bottom right when you scroll:
background: #COLOUR url('image/image.ext') no-repeat fixed bottom right;
Edit bottom to centre and top and left and right or just delete it for dead in middle.
Could of made it simpler for the boy :lHTML Code:<body background="psrealm_r3_c8.png" style="background-repeat: no-repeat;">
Don't use that body tag, use <style> and put the css within it.
Depends on his coding abilities. He may of never have heard of CSS using <style> so if he is coding using the <body> tag then the help should be geared towards that. Yes it's not the best practice in the world to use it like so, but he is coding like that already.Quote:
Originally Posted by RYANNNNN