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Sorry about the link but please take a look at my problem at:
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Need to have gradient fill into footer from side to side that starts from the top border of footer til the bottom end of the window, no matter of what size the window is.
My code are in that thread.
Thanks in advance!ronaldb66 in the thread you linked to answered your question correctly. The CSS is correct, but make sure the url(...) correctly points to the background image.
Reading your post again, you want the background image to span the entire width of the browser viewport (the Web page viewable area)? And you want it to start at the top of the footer?
What you'll want to do is encase your header and content columns in a DIV. Give that DIV a width. (Note that you'll need some sort of tag with clear: both; applied to it to make the header-columns DIV encase your floated columns.) Don't give the footer a width. Apply the same CSS to the footer.ronaldb66 in the thread you linked to answered your question correctly. The CSS is correct, but make sure the url(...) correctly points to the background image.Hmm.. the url is correct and it points to the path where the img is located.
Reading your post again, you want the background image to span the entire width of the browser viewport (the Web page viewable area)? And you want it to start at the top of the footer?Yes, to span from the left side to the right side without any margin as it is now. And yes, to start the filling at the top of the footer til the end of the window
What you'll want to do is encase your header and content columns in a DIV. Give that DIV a width. (Note that you'll need some sort of tag with clear: both; applied to it to make the header-columns DIV encase your floated columns.) Don't give the footer a width. Apply the same CSS to the footer.Hmm.. not sure if understood this right.
So I need to enclose the following DIV ID纾
Sorry about the link but please take a look at my problem at:
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Need to have gradient fill into footer from side to side that starts from the top border of footer til the bottom end of the window, no matter of what size the window is.
My code are in that thread.
Thanks in advance!ronaldb66 in the thread you linked to answered your question correctly. The CSS is correct, but make sure the url(...) correctly points to the background image.
Reading your post again, you want the background image to span the entire width of the browser viewport (the Web page viewable area)? And you want it to start at the top of the footer?
What you'll want to do is encase your header and content columns in a DIV. Give that DIV a width. (Note that you'll need some sort of tag with clear: both; applied to it to make the header-columns DIV encase your floated columns.) Don't give the footer a width. Apply the same CSS to the footer.ronaldb66 in the thread you linked to answered your question correctly. The CSS is correct, but make sure the url(...) correctly points to the background image.Hmm.. the url is correct and it points to the path where the img is located.
Reading your post again, you want the background image to span the entire width of the browser viewport (the Web page viewable area)? And you want it to start at the top of the footer?Yes, to span from the left side to the right side without any margin as it is now. And yes, to start the filling at the top of the footer til the end of the window
What you'll want to do is encase your header and content columns in a DIV. Give that DIV a width. (Note that you'll need some sort of tag with clear: both; applied to it to make the header-columns DIV encase your floated columns.) Don't give the footer a width. Apply the same CSS to the footer.Hmm.. not sure if understood this right.
So I need to enclose the following DIV ID纾