<style type="text/css">
body
{
background-image:
url("/images/smiley.gif");
background-repeat:
no-repeat;
background-attachment:
fixed
}
</style>
Would there be any way this could be converted to have a table instead of background-image?What do you mean? You want to convert CSS to tables?No what I want is for the links at the top of my site (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.freewebs.com/bawbag">http://www.freewebs.com/bawbag</a><!-- m -->) to stay at the top of the page like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.littleamber.co.uk">http://www.littleamber.co.uk</a><!-- m -->). Any ideas?Looks like frames.Cheers. I'll have a quick bone up on that subject then.
Happy to help.I've been told that frames are bad and screw things up noe and then. Can anyone tell me roughly how I would use <div> tags to make this work? There's a smiley face in it for anyone that can tell me.Originally posted by Dopple
I've been told that frames are bad and screw things up noe and then. Can anyone tell me roughly how I would use <div> tags to make this work? There's a smiley face in it for anyone that can tell me.
I don't float down the River of Life that way, but I'll answer your question anyway...
Use overflow:scroll in your CSS.You might want something along the lines of this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm">http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm</a><!-- m -->) .
This is done with CSS rather than frames.That's the very ticket. Thanks and you both get a smiley face ...You're welcome.for some reason nothing happens when I change my external CSS. It's only when the Style is in the actual HTML doc that it does anything.Thanks for the smilie...but yeah... can you show us what you're talking about? Changing the external style sheet should be the same as having it on your page.Double-check with shift+refresh, in case the stylesheet was already in cache and not reloaded.I'll give it a bash. I saw my website for the first time in another browser. It was still IE but it must have been a newer version because the fixed background for my sideline actually worked which would have been cool but the website was longer in this browser. How do I get the site not to run off the side of the page? Maybe keep it all one sive in every browser?Hey Dopple,
I don't know how much of my layout/css you used, but it shouldn't go off the edge of the page. The page I put a link to had a centre column - I've changed that so that it fills the page. Have a look here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm">http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm</a><!-- m -->) and you'll see what I mean - I really think this is what you wanted originally.
Could you post a link? Maybe I or someone else could find the problem then.You'll have to be a little more specific (meaning show us the web site or at least post some code) than that.
body
{
background-image:
url("/images/smiley.gif");
background-repeat:
no-repeat;
background-attachment:
fixed
}
</style>
Would there be any way this could be converted to have a table instead of background-image?What do you mean? You want to convert CSS to tables?No what I want is for the links at the top of my site (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.freewebs.com/bawbag">http://www.freewebs.com/bawbag</a><!-- m -->) to stay at the top of the page like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.littleamber.co.uk">http://www.littleamber.co.uk</a><!-- m -->). Any ideas?Looks like frames.Cheers. I'll have a quick bone up on that subject then.
Happy to help.I've been told that frames are bad and screw things up noe and then. Can anyone tell me roughly how I would use <div> tags to make this work? There's a smiley face in it for anyone that can tell me.Originally posted by Dopple I've been told that frames are bad and screw things up noe and then. Can anyone tell me roughly how I would use <div> tags to make this work? There's a smiley face in it for anyone that can tell me.
I don't float down the River of Life that way, but I'll answer your question anyway...
Use overflow:scroll in your CSS.You might want something along the lines of this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm">http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm</a><!-- m -->) .
This is done with CSS rather than frames.That's the very ticket. Thanks and you both get a smiley face
...You're welcome.for some reason nothing happens when I change my external CSS. It's only when the Style is in the actual HTML doc that it does anything.Thanks for the smilie...but yeah... can you show us what you're talking about? Changing the external style sheet should be the same as having it on your page.Double-check with shift+refresh, in case the stylesheet was already in cache and not reloaded.I'll give it a bash. I saw my website for the first time in another browser. It was still IE but it must have been a newer version because the fixed background for my sideline actually worked which would have been cool but the website was longer in this browser. How do I get the site not to run off the side of the page? Maybe keep it all one sive in every browser?Hey Dopple, I don't know how much of my layout/css you used, but it shouldn't go off the edge of the page. The page I put a link to had a centre column - I've changed that so that it fills the page. Have a look here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm">http://cheers-sendai.com/banner¢re-column.htm</a><!-- m -->) and you'll see what I mean - I really think this is what you wanted originally.
Could you post a link? Maybe I or someone else could find the problem then.You'll have to be a little more specific (meaning show us the web site or at least post some code) than that.