Guest Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 How can I get the background images defined in the stylesheet to show in the secure pages? Everything else is showing up fine. my site Can anyone help me with this last hurdle?
Rumble Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 Hi, You can set a background image in the css file using the following code; BODY { background: images/body.gif; } where body.gif is your background image. Reddy to Rumble Thank you osCommerce and all who Contribute to her!
Rumble Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 sorry!!! i misread your request! instead of images/body.gif use the full secure url to your background image eg BODY { background: https://www.yoursite.com/catalog/images/body.gif; } Reddy to Rumble Thank you osCommerce and all who Contribute to her!
Guest Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 sorry!!! i misread your request! instead of images/body.gif use the full secure url to your background image eg BODY { background: https://www.yoursite.com/catalog/images/body.gif; } but won't that mess up the images in the non-secure pages?
Rumble Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 i dont thinks so, give it a go! let me know Reddy to Rumble Thank you osCommerce and all who Contribute to her!
TB Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 instead of images/body.gif use the full secure url to your background image eg You can use a relative path in the stylesheet.css file as long as you have the image in the relative path for both you secure and non-secure servers. Calling the image by the full url (i.e. https://) should show the image on the secure site, but not the non-secure site. Hence having the images on both servers. Example code: BODY { background: #ffffff url(images/yourimage.gif) no-repeat fixed center 90px; } The #ffffff is for a white background, with the image fixed (doesn't scroll) in the center of the page horizontally, and 90px from the top vertifcally. You can see the effect here: www.turningbase.com (The body tag is the 'Turning Base' watermark, not the TB Wings logo) HTH, Tony "The price of success is perseverance. The price of failure comes much cheaper."
Guest Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 :( It throws up a security error on the non-secure pages. Thanks for trying to help though. Any other suggestions, anyone?
Rumble Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 instead of images/body.gif use the full secure url to your background image eg You can use a relative path in the stylesheet.css file as long as you have the image in the relative path for both you secure and non-secure servers. Calling the image by the full url (i.e. https://) should show the image on the secure site, but not the non-secure site. Hence having the images on both servers. Example code: BODY { background: #ffffff url(images/yourimage.gif) no-repeat fixed center 90px; } The #ffffff is for a white background, with the image fixed (doesn't scroll) in the center of the page horizontally, and 90px from the top vertifcally. You can see the effect here: www.turningbase.com (The body tag is the 'Turning Base' watermark, not the TB Wings logo) HTH, Tony I just tried Tony css code but with Example code: BODY { background: #ffffff url(https://www.mysite.com/images/logo.gif ) no-repeat fixed center 90px; } And it worked on a non-secure and secure site no security errors Reddy to Rumble Thank you osCommerce and all who Contribute to her!
Guest Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 I've spoken to my host, who's confirmed that the files aren't held on the secure server, just routed through it. The stylesheet is calling the background images from http://www.mysite.co.uk, which is why the don't show on the secure pages. I need to add the background images to the .php files directly. How do I add a background image to this? array('params' => 'width="100%" height="26" align="center" class="infoBoxHeadingText"', 'text' => $contents[0]['text']),
Guest Posted July 20, 2003 Posted July 20, 2003 figured it out now :D Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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