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I've tried.... I see lots of people talk about it.... I've seen examples of site using it. But get my tiled background to work in osC? nope. not in this last lifetime, anyway.

 

Is there a definitive anser to this question? For the record, I use STS.

 

 

I appreciate any help anyone can give

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I've tried.... I see lots of people talk about it.... I've seen examples of site using it. But get my tiled background to work in osC? nope. not in this last lifetime, anyway.

 

Is there a definitive anser to this question? For the record, I use STS.

I appreciate any help anyone can give

 

 

its in stylesheet.css

Wade Morris

Amarillo, Texas

 

Before you do any changes on your site you need to do BACKUP! BACKUP!

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Body section?

use background-image: ?

 

I've tried that... granted, I was using BTS at the time...

 

cand you help with the syntax for the line? is it a relative or absolute reference?

 

Thanks for answering in such short time... I mean that

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Body section?

use background-image: ?

 

I've tried that... granted, I was using BTS at the time...

 

cand you help with the syntax for the line? is it a relative or absolute reference?

 

Thanks for answering in such short time... I mean that

 

let me ask you this are you doing fixed center store?

Wade Morris

Amarillo, Texas

 

Before you do any changes on your site you need to do BACKUP! BACKUP!

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Not sure what you mean.. not familiar with that nomenclature. I have osC installed in the root, and it will drive the entire site, if that's what you mean.

 

take a look at my site

Wade Morris

Amarillo, Texas

 

Before you do any changes on your site you need to do BACKUP! BACKUP!

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For the background image in CSS, it should not matter if its fixed, centered or fullsize if you are tiling it as the original post suggested.

 

Use the formatting like this (place in the BODY { } area)

 

background-color: #FFFFFF; (where the hex code is the colour combo (i.e. FF0000 is red)

 

background-image: url('http://www.yoursite.com/catalog/images/bg.jpg'); (for hardcoded)

 

background-image: url('/catalog/images/bg.jpg'); (for none hardcoded)

 

background-repeat: repeat-x; ((or repeat-y) to tile either vertical (x) or horizontal (y))

 

background-attachment: fixed (To make the background image static so it does not scroll when the page does)

 

Cheers

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