Background image problem: Firefox

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  Hi, I have a strange problem with my project, I have a background image JPG (271 k) set as the background of my front (option in the Center), if I load the VI this race 6-7 cycles per second in a loop of cheating, but if I VI and put the background image to NONE, and after that, I have re - adjust my image as a background and run the vi it run at 20-25 cycles per second It's so crazy... I can't understand this is possible and I'm going crazy trying to solve this problem.

  
  

• Background Image problems

  Hi all

  I'm having some problems downloading from my site and the background image appears does not (shock).

  When you view the site live design and chrome/ie/Safari, the site appears as I want it, but when I upload the site the background image does not appear.

  Here is the link to my site: www.charcombeandwills.com

  Your server is case-sensitive

  http://www.charcombeandwills.com/fullbg.jpg

  Change fullbg. JPG to fullbg. jpg

• The table cell background image problem-

  I'm sure it's something super simple, but I can't see what it is. I'm working in Dreamweaver CS3, but having to modify the code by hand, because the code is not validated I fight to clean up the last error on this page before applying the model it is based on the rest of my site...
  
  This page was based on the original model: http://jpcltdservices.com/template-page.html
  
  As you can see by the w3C validator, it had a number of problems with the tags for the table background image:
  
  http://validator.w3.org/check?URI=http%3A%2f%2Fjpcltdservices.com%2Ftemplate-page.html & cha rset = (detect + automatically) & doctype = Inline & group = 0 & verbose = 1 & st = 1 & user-agent = W3C_Validator %2F1.606
  
  I cleaned up by adding the table background image css to my stylesheet main and changed the code in the page for suggested type reference.
  
  http://jpcltdservices.com/Alternate_template_page.html
  
  W3C validator shows now only 1 error:
  
  http://validator.w3.org/check?URI=http%3A%2f%2Fjpcltdservices.com%2FAlternate_template_pag.html & charset = (detect + automatically) & doctype = Inline & group = 0 & verbose = 1 & st = 1 & = _Validator%2F1.606 W3C user agent
  
  The problem is, if I replace the background = "Images/CellBG1sm.jpg td' on line 34 with style ="background-image"td tag that works on line 27, the background image disappears completely from the whole table!"
  
  I'm sure it's something super simple, but I can't see it. I'm working in Dreamweaver CS3, but having to modify the code by hand, because the code it generates does not validate in many cases.
  
  

  TequilaMockingbird published in macromedia.dreamweaver

  > I cleaned up by adding the css to the bottom of table
  > image to my main
  > sheet style and changed the code in the page to the suggested
  > reference style.
  >
  > http://jpcltdservices.com/Alternate_template_page.html
  >
  > W3C validator shows now only 1 error:
  >
  >
  > http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fjpcltdservices.com%2
  > FAlternate_te
  > mplate_page.html & charset = (detect + automatically) & doctype = Inline & group
  > p = 0 & verbose = 1 &st=1&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.606
  >
  > The problem is, if I replace the td
  > background = "Images/CellBG1sm.jpg" on "
  > line 34 with style = "background-image" td tag that works on
  > line 27, the background image disappears completely from all
  > table!

  You seem to be sensational. The CSS validator is another object of value
  tool: http://jigsaw.w3.org . I suspect this first error to main.css is
  the incorrect syntax used here:

  background-image: {"url... / Images/CellBG1sm.jpg";}
  ' background-repeat: repeat;
  }

  Go ahead and remove this rule completely.

  For an inline style, try this:

  But it might be better to remove all those inline styles and use your
  external main.CSS. For example, you are not currently using. MainContent,
  so maybe it's a good place:

  . MainContent {}
  do-family: Arial, Helvetica, without-serif, Tahoma;
  color: #3F3F61;
  do-size: 100%;
  background-image: URL("Images/CellBG1sm.jpg");
  margin: 0 auto;
  padding: 0;
  Width: 790px;
  }

  Then, in the table cell or appropriate:

  
  or
  

  Not quite $ $0,02, but HTH

  --
  Mark A. Boyd
  Keep-on-Learnine :)

• Gradient background Image problem

  I created a gradient (a gray color that goes blank) and I use it as a background image. Everything is great, except for one page, which is very long. On this page, the gradient looks terrible b/c he jumps abruptly from white to dark gray.
  
  You can see what I'm talking about here: http://www.realestatepartnersadvantage.com/test/investorsearch.php
  (Choose 'National' in the drop down below and you will see how the gradient looks like once the search results are displayed.)
  
  How can I solve this problem? Do I have to make the gradient image as long as the length of the page? Or y at - it an easier way to handle this?

  1, your gradient is repeated. Assign the no repetition.

  2nd set the page background color for the background color of the
  gradient.

  --

  Walt

  "csbridges" wrote in message
  News:euhsji$LS$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
  > I created a gradient (a gray color that goes blank) and I use
  > as
  > a background image. Everything is great, except for one page, which is
  > very
  > long. On this page, the gradient looks terrible b/c of what it suddenly jumps
  > white
  > to dark gray.
  >
  > You can see what I'm talking about here:
  > http://www.realestatepartnersadvantage.com/test/investorsearch.php
  > (Choose 'National' in the menu drop-down and you will see how the)
  > gradient
  (> look once the 'National' search results is displayed.)
  >
  > How can I solve this problem? Do I have to make the gradient image as long
  > as
  > the length of the page? Or y at - it an easier way to handle this?
  >

• Lines and comic forms are transparent, more background image problem!

  Hey everyone, great novice here.  I'm doing a flyer in inDesign and for the background image, I copied a picture that I converted mainly to "bluescale" in Illustrator by changing the colors.  Now when I try to draw a line or shape above, they all show transparent (see attached image), instead of being informed.  When delete or toggle the visibility of the image, all right.  How can I get the lines or solidly filled in forms?

  

  A line at random, I'm drawing, for example.  Does not appear in the dark.

  Also check the effects > blending mode.

• background image of the page of Google in firefox is too big

  The background image of the page of Google in firefox is too much...

  In this case perhaps 70% of the time that I open Firefox on the Google page, sometimes, I open the browser at the top of Google and it appears correctly, but often (like now...), it displays the background image of the word "Google" so enormous that it cannot fit in the box provided for this purpose.

  The search bar appears to be blocked or crushed by this huge image and it is very difficult to find the cursor in there. I have a screenshot, but isn't sure how to get you again. Really hope you can help me solve this problem, it was thus for a few months now, I uninstalled all the zoom add-ons/plugins and have cleared the cache without success. I uninstalled Firefox with totally stripped of the re-installed Revo but the problem resurfaced immediately. This behavior does not seem to affect the homepage of Google and IE9/Chrome self-paced perfectly.

  Alternatively, you can clear your Google cookies in case there are some incompatible or obsolete parameters being sent to Google when you load the page.

  Save any work first (for example, Gmail, Google Docs). While displaying a page on the site:

  • Right click and select View Page Info > Security > "View Cookies".
  • ALT + t (open the classic Tools menu) > Page Info > Security > "View Cookies".

  In the dialog box that opens, you can delete all Google cookies individually.

  Then try to reload the page. Who help me?

• I've just updated to Firefox Beta 20. Not happy! The options "View Background Image" and "Image Mode" when you right-click is missing. How can I get that back?

  I've just updated to Firefox Beta 20. Not happy! The options "View Background Image" and "Image Mode" when you right-click is missing. How can I get that back?

  These entries should still be there if you right click on an image or an area with a background image.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance).

  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the start safe mode window or make changes.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Last night suddenly when I right click view image in firefox, they appear centered and on a black background. He is generally meant to be a white background and the image that appears at the top left. How to get back to it?

  I have a problem with something in firefox, it is quite minor, but still bothers me. Last night suddenly when I right click view image in firefox, they appear centered and on a black background. He is generally meant to be a white background and the image that appears at the top left. I don't remember what I did to change this if it's my fault; If anyone knows how to get back to it, I would be grateful.

  This is the new behavior in Firefox 11.

  • Old Style of default Image: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/old-default-image-style/

  See also:

  • [923127/questions/923127]
  • http://userstyles.org/styles/58710/Firefox-11-change-image-view-background
  • http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38 & t = 2443535

• How to get the background image to fill the browser and stay fixed in IE and Firefox?

  Basically what it says in the title. I came very close to achieve, but something comes to Moor in the html and css code...

  First of all, I use the latest version of Firefox and IE8 to test this situation.

  I used 2 sources of information to get this done: 1) http://css-tricks.com/perfect-full-page-background-image/ and ) 2 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8958697/css3-background-size-cover-doesn ' t-make-image-co-ver-vertical

  
  

  In 1 case , the example of the called page CSS-Only Technique #1 gives the code that works almost perfectly for me, except that obviously I need to a background image, but the CSS provided ago obviously just for an image has fallen in the body of a page without taking account of any other content that may already be there. "The html code that I put on the page is simply < img class ="bg"src ="... / pictures/background_image.jpg "> "

  Of course, I used the CSS code in the example, less the last piece which is "@media screen" etc., which seems irrelevant to me. Of course by replacing the values according to the picture on my page.

  So what happened was that it worked almost as expected in both browsers (which means the image filled both browsers first as it should and also remained fixed when I zoomed in, inside or outside, in each case), except that the picture went on top of the current content that I already there precisely because there isn't a background in this 'technical '. (A note on the side of curious, is that the image didn't turn down content, I expected under normal circumstances, but he went right on top of it so she she hidden (like the z-index).)

  One thing that bothers me in this regard 'technical' is that if you click on view the demo just below the code provided, you will see on the example of work page (bottom of the forest), the image clearly works as a backdrop and the content is fortunately located on top! So I don't know if the person who provides the example was trying to deceive people or what! Or he got lazy and showed another page which did not use the exact code, he has provided. No matter.

  In any case this leaves me with only half-completed work, because I still need a background image that functions as the 'normal image' code provided.

  In 2 cases and on this page, the first example provided gives the CSS for clutter - namely the code in the html {...} part and shows also the same "normal image" code as shown in box 1. In this case however, that the person provide a suggestion, the html and the css is not really properly more Moor some css and html seems a little redundant. So this time, when I used the part "html" in the CSS code (i.e. just the bit that was no longer relevant), I had two different behaviors in each browser and neither of which was quite what I'm looking for. In IE8, initially the page seems well (background fills the page and the content is on top) but when I Zoom in or out the background also zooms in or out accordingly so is NOT fixed. In Firefox, the background image stays fixed, but because the image is initially not the height of the browser I guess the code it extends down (keeping the proportions - so the image enlarges essentially) to fill it. The fast way to get around it is probably add white space at the bottom of the image just to give it sufficient height is not extensible / resize automatically. But it would be nice to know at least how to work around this problem in the code. Overall, I would say that the result in Firefox is closest to the desired solution, but of course it is not arranged things with IE8.

  Apologies for the long description, but which should at least provide much info for anyone who might have a possible solution for me. Essentially what would be great is if someone could advise me how to take the code of case 1 and apply it to a piece of 'background' coding as the type that is contained in html {...} in Case 2 . Like I said, it is almost there, but I just can't operate atm after trying to combine different bits of code this way and that... Also, if anyone has another version of html-css that works well to achieve then please by all means of let me know! V thanks a lot in advance!
  

  It works in modern browsers of the CSS3 support.  But not pre - IE9.

  http://ALT-Web.com/test/resizable-BG.shtml

  Nancy O.

• Problem with the length of the background Image

  I created a page with a sidebar and main content where to cut a picture to try to get consistency for the bottom of each element.

  When I view in the Explorer of the Int, it can show different lengths between the two elements to let appear a blank space at the bottom of the screen. Problem does not occur in love with Safari or Firefox

  See the page here as an example http://revamp.pnnmanagement-events.co.uk/bands & duos.html

  In IE6, it also seems to put a space between the sidebar and the main content, which does not happen elsewhere.

  Any ideas on how to fix thanks.

  Ian

  Why do you split the image? Can not make you a wrapper for the sidebar and the maincontent and set the background image of the packaging to your image. In this way, your image doesn't have to be cut in half...

• Menu Spry, problems with background images in Internet Explorer

  Hello

  Looking for help from someone more qualified than me with some menus spry.  I have problems with background images don't show is not for some of my items menu in Internet Explorer.  Safari and firefox seem to accept it's ok.

  Here is a link to the menu: http://www.scottbrownwebdesign.com/beta/HTML/index.html

  and here is a link to the spry .css: http://www.scottbrownwebdesign.com/beta/HTML/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarHorizontal.CSS

  I know that these are the elements that have the drop down or the side of the arrows.  I can't have two background images that I can?

  Thanks in advance,

  -Scott

  My first thought...

                       display: inline;          f\loat: left;          background: #FFF;
  
  Try declaring the background-image here as well... where it says not to mess with unless you know what you are doing.
  
  I'm just guessing though. If I had more time I'd look into it further but I do not.
  

• Why my Firefox browser does not change its background image when I change the theme or personas

  When changing the theme or personas, I'm only able to get the top menu, tab bar and the bottom menu to change to picture the theme/personas, but not the background image. I try to change a lot of theme and personas and even useless.

  My origins are still white no matter how long I have to change. Any help?

  See;

  • Browser Backgrounds: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/browser-backgrounds/

• Problem with background Images and scrolling

  I had to face for a while to get background pictures are working properly. Here's what I do:

  VFM VerticalFieldManager = new VerticalFieldManager();

  Card of bitmap = Bitmap.getBitmapResource ("MyImage.jpg");

  Background bg = BackgroundFactory.createBitmapBackground (map);

  vfm.setBackground (bg);

  This works, but has entrapment. First of all, he painted only as much as you have fields too much room, so I have to add empty fields just to occupy vertical space. However, on a page with something like a listField, where the height is variable, this can lead to what the background image are starting to repeat and to allow scrolling.

  What I want to do is to block all the scrolling and have the training exactly fill the screen with no scrolling or white empty places.

  I'll just on this wrong? Would really love to help...

  Hello

  Hope this will help you.

  class LoginScreen extends MainScreen {    //Manager        private VerticalFieldManager _manager;
  
      LoginScreen() {        //Set Background image            _manager = (VerticalFieldManager)getMainManager();            Background bg = BackgroundFactory.createBitmapBackground(Bitmap.getBitmapResource("back.png"));            _manager.setBackground(bg);
  
     }}
  

  Add this manageron your screen don't add any component in this handler.

  You add fields in the Manager of the other, and adds that the Manager on the screen.

  Let me know if this solves your problem or not.

• I'm having a problem using the slideshow module in LR 6.3. The slideshow contains the background image as one of the images to display. Earlier, I had created a slideshow of practice and the background image was not displayed as an image in itself. How to

  I'm having a problem using the slideshow module in LR 6.3. The slideshow contains the background image as one of the images to display. Earlier, I have created a slideshow of practice and the background image was not displayed as an image in itself. How to make it behave?

  Another approach, perhaps a little more elegant (?). Create a collection that includes images for the slideshow. Include the background image in the collection. Drag the background image in the Panel to designate. Then, remove this image from the collection and create the slide show. I just tried and it works, too.