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Hi i am new in html,and building my home page.
i want to put a pic as background. with the following. <style type="text/css"> body { background-image: url('flagprisonllble1.jpg'); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-attachment: fixed } </style> and tried with this too.. <body background="flagprisonllble1.jpg"> but doesnt work! could anyone help me please...  thanks!! bye |
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"Leonidas Athineos" <> wrote in message news:du9ejm$1b0i$... > Hi i am new in html,and building my home page. > i want to put a pic as background. > with the following. > > <style type="text/css"> > body > { > background-image: > url('flagprisonllble1.jpg'); > background-repeat: > no-repeat; > background-attachment: > fixed > } > </style> > > and tried with this too.. > > > <body background="flagprisonllble1.jpg"> > > > but doesnt work! > could anyone help me please... > thanks!! > > bye > > Are the images in the same folder as your css/html pages? a url might help Paul |
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hi!
Yes they are.i tried to change the pixel size,bec i thought it might help...burt finally it didnt. The thing is that there are actually some pictures that i can display as backgrounds but others not thanks for the help "Paul Watt" <> wrote in message news:du9frt$ebj$... > > "Leonidas Athineos" <> wrote in message > news:du9ejm$1b0i$... >> Hi i am new in html,and building my home page. >> i want to put a pic as background. >> with the following. >> >> <style type="text/css"> >> body >> { >> background-image: >> url('flagprisonllble1.jpg'); >> background-repeat: >> no-repeat; >> background-attachment: >> fixed >> } >> </style> >> >> and tried with this too.. >> >> >> <body background="flagprisonllble1.jpg"> >> >> >> but doesnt work! >> could anyone help me please... >> thanks!! >> >> bye >> >> > > Are the images in the same folder as your css/html pages? a url might help > > Paul > |
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Once upon a time *Leonidas Athineos* wrote:
(Please, don't top post on usenet. Now corrected) > > "Paul Watt" <> wrote in message > news:du9frt$ebj$... >> >> "Leonidas Athineos" <> wrote in message >> news:du9ejm$1b0i$... >>> Hi i am new in html,and building my home page. >>> i want to put a pic as background. >>> with the following. >>> >>> <style type="text/css"> >>> body >>> { >>> background-image: >>> url('flagprisonllble1.jpg'); >>> background-repeat: >>> no-repeat; >>> background-attachment: >>> fixed >>> } >>> </style> >>> >>> and tried with this too.. >>> >>> >>> <body background="flagprisonllble1.jpg"> >>> >>> >>> but doesnt work! >>> could anyone help me please... >>> thanks!! >>> >>> bye >>> >>> >> >> Are the images in the same folder as your css/html pages? a url might help >> > hi! > Yes they are.i tried to change the pixel size,bec i thought it might > help...burt finally it didnt. > The thing is that there are actually some pictures that i can display as > backgrounds but others not > > thanks for the help And you are sure that the image "flagprisonllble1.jpg" really is a *.jpg image and with that exact name? The question may sound stupid, if you know it is. But asking anyway, because sometimes people upload images saved as *.bmp, *.psp or something without knowing it. Also file names are case sensitive ("flagprisonllble1.jpg" is not the same as "Flagprisonllble1.JPG") and that also happends often. -- /Arne Google Group Users, read about The Usenet Improvement Project: http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html |
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yes,the pic name is correct..and its jpg
and i have saved it at the same folder as the index file.  bye "geniolatenio" <> wrote in message news:... > On Fri, 3 Mar 2006 13:59:28 +0100, "Leonidas Athineos" > <> wrote: > >><style type="text/css"> >>body >>{ >>background-image: >>url('flagprisonllble1.jpg'); >>background-repeat: >>no-repeat; >>background-attachment: >>fixed >>} >></style> >> >>and tried with this too.. >> >> >> <body background="flagprisonllble1.jpg"> > > Mmmmm, seems correct to me. Is that the correct position where your > image is on your hard disk? Is it in the same folder as the html file > you're coding? > > Bye > > geniolatenio |
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On Fri, 3 Mar 2006 15:34:43 +0100, "Leonidas Athineos"
<> wrote: >yes,the pic name is correct..and its jpg >and i have saved it at the same folder as the index file. > Well, try this: create a new page containing this stuff: <html> <body background="flagprisonllble1.jpg"> test </body> </html> If it works then create your style with only the background-image thing and replace the aforementioned body tag with a <body>. Check if it works. If it does, add all your other stuff in the CSS, one by one, and everytime you add something go and check if the bg is still there. Keep doing that until you see that it doesn't work. Than that's the problem. p.s. you can use body { background: url(image) fixed no-repeat } instead of what you're using. Bye geniolatenio |
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Once upon a time *Leonidas Athineos* wrote:
> yes,the pic name is correct..and its jpg > and i have saved it at the same folder as the index file. > Well it's hard to continue the guessing game Would you provide the URL to the page or at least to the image, that would helpful if you like more help. Help us to help you! -- /Arne Google Group Users, read about The Usenet Improvement Project: http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html |
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yes sure, its this
http://home.tu-clausthal.de/~itla/index.html please dont be hard on judging, i am still new here.i started learning html and css from the web 3 days ago! thanks for the help though!! bye Leo "Arne" <> wrote in message news:... > Once upon a time *Leonidas Athineos* wrote: >> yes,the pic name is correct..and its jpg >> and i have saved it at the same folder as the index file. >> > > Well it's hard to continue the guessing game > Would you provide the URL to the page or at least to the image, that > would helpful if you like more help. Help us to help you! > > -- > /Arne > > Google Group Users, read about The Usenet Improvement Project: > http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html |
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Once upon a time *Leonidas Athineos* wrote:
> yes sure, its this > http://home.tu-clausthal.de/~itla/index.html > please dont be hard on judging, i am still new here.i started learning html > and css from the web 3 days ago! > > > thanks for the help though!! It would be even better if you stop the top posting, as I allready mentioned earlier. That is, post your reply below the content you are replying to, after snipping off the signature part belowe the "-- " line that you also should use as a signature delemiter. Ok, about the page you posted the URL to. First there is a different background image than the one you mentioned in your original post, starting this thread. Now you have "background-image: url('kornpaper800.jpg');" and not the initial "url('flagprisonllble1.jpg');" and the "kornpaper800.jpg" image shows just fine. Was this something you did recently and did you give up on the 'flagprisonllble1.jpg'? However the image is not covering the whole browser window, since it is set to "no-repeat". Second, your markup is a mess, giving 24 errors in the HTML-validator for that minimum of code and content. See the errors here: http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...a%2Findex.html Among the errors is missing doctype, markup and content abowe and within the <head> and </head> that not belong there. Yes, I know you are new in html and that the page is "still under constraction!", but you should try to do it right from the beginning to avoid to many problems on the way. The image "Prince Leo.jpg" (should be "princeleo.jpg") is not loaded to the page, maybe it's not uploaded to the server, or the name is different? -- /Arne Google Group Users, read about The Usenet Improvement Project: http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html |
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