Hello everyone. On my new blog layout I am using faux columns. That isnt the problem. Okay, the background for it is a dark gray, and when i turned images off, the black text was almost impossible to read, so I added:
background-color: #FFF; to the content and navigation div. That worked aswell, but then when i turned images back on, the background color was over the faux columsn, hiding its background. Is there a way to have the background color only visible when images are disabled?
Thanks.How about a link or a document?Here it is... (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://egstorm.com/neczy/new/">http://egstorm.com/neczy/new/</a><!-- m -->)
Look at the right navigation, see how you can see the background color over the faux columns? I want to make it so the background color is ONLY visible when images are disabled.Without seeing the images loaded (localhost images not availabe) it is not easy to see what is going wrong.
A guess would be to give #container a background color.
background: #E4EEFD url("http://207.5.201.84/images/shadow10.gif") repeat-y 50% 0;
BTW There are errors in the html and css.-_-. Yeah thanks for your help, I just decided to give the container a background, and the other divs none. And sorry about the images too-- Been moving my files on my server around, and forgot i had a link up here. Thanks for your help!
background-color: #FFF; to the content and navigation div. That worked aswell, but then when i turned images back on, the background color was over the faux columsn, hiding its background. Is there a way to have the background color only visible when images are disabled?
Thanks.How about a link or a document?Here it is... (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://egstorm.com/neczy/new/">http://egstorm.com/neczy/new/</a><!-- m -->)
Look at the right navigation, see how you can see the background color over the faux columns? I want to make it so the background color is ONLY visible when images are disabled.Without seeing the images loaded (localhost images not availabe) it is not easy to see what is going wrong.
A guess would be to give #container a background color.
background: #E4EEFD url("http://207.5.201.84/images/shadow10.gif") repeat-y 50% 0;
BTW There are errors in the html and css.-_-. Yeah thanks for your help, I just decided to give the container a background, and the other divs none. And sorry about the images too-- Been moving my files on my server around, and forgot i had a link up here. Thanks for your help!