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I need help. I can't find the answer to this question. I am wanting to put my business logo in the background of the entire page, but I don't know how to do this.

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http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/topic/347369-page-background-vs-shopping-cart-background/page__view__findpost__p__1450138

 

Basically, in the .css file you define a background color (for anything not covered by the image) and a background-image. You can add other CSS attributes to center the image or repeat (tile) it. You can attach it to scroll with the foreground text, or you can fix it so that the foreground scrolls over it.

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I have followed the instructions from the link that u posted and got nothing accomplished. It was not helping me. Is there anyother way.

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I have followed the instructions from the link that u posted and got nothing accomplished. It was not helping me. Is there anyother way.

Post your URL and the location/name of the image you are trying to use.

 

I'm sure someone here can figure out where the malfunction is.

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Post your URL and the location/name of the image you are trying to use.

 

I'm sure someone here can figure out where the malfunction is.

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my url is cagecombatsports.com and the location of the image in /public_html and the name of the image is CAGE 3.JPG

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First of all, I would suggest changing the image name from CAGE 3.jpg to CAGE_3.jpg. Spaces in file names can cause problems on some browsers.

 

Second, it does display for me. The black text on mostly black image is a problem, but you can deal with that by toning down the black in an image editor (make it a light gray, or use RGB curves to reduce the contrast on the whole image).

 

It's reasonably centered for me, on my 1024-wide browser, but not at narrower sizes. You might want to consider "floating" it horizontally with the background-position CSS properties. You would have to drop the repeat-x.

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