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• Opacity CSS for background images.

  Hey all,.

  I tried to make my image background on a little transparent Dreamweaver using the opacity function, just as I would just by doing the same thing to an image. Is there a reason why it works for a standard image and not a background image? Here is my code anyway incase I'm just wrong.

  {body

  background-image: url (.. / Images/Img2.jpg);

  background-repeat: repeat no.;

  background-size: cover;

  opacity: 0.6;

  filter: alpha (opacity = 60)

  }

  Thank you in advance.

  You can try:

  {body

  }

  {Body::after}

  content: "";

  Background: url (.. / Images/Img2.jpg);

  background-size: cover;

  background-position: Center;

  opacity: 0.6;

  top: 0;

  left: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  right: 0;

  position: absolute;

  z-index:-1;

  }

• CSS for the images in thumbnails & text entries?

  Hello! I'm trying to insert an image flyer photo (as you would get as a profile on Instagram/Whatsapp etc.) inside a miniature.

  When I insert a thumbnail of Bootstrap components, it has a pre-designed layout. Can I change that to position the image on the left of the heading and the text in the thumbnail?

  Maybe I'll have to import a circular image, when I changed the image of 'Circle' in class menu just to become an oval that fits inside the margins of the tile.

  Inside of a form, I entered for name/email etc. Can I change the size or appearance of these? They appear only as a white box, and I don't see any way to change

  Because at the end of these entries, I have a text box for 'Comments', even if I changed the number of lines and columns it still doesn't seem right because I can't match

  the size at the entrances to the label.

  Finally, I can do links to Facebook/Twitter page with the help of you guys, but how to add the function to 'Share' for my Web pages?

  Thank you

  Too many questions.  Please limit publishes on a topic.

  Image bootstrap classes:

  img-circle for circles, your image must have files = height and width, otherwise you get ovals.

  

  IMG thumbnail includes the margins, padding and borders by default.

  Thumbnails "bootstrap" do not provide for legends of images without additional code.

  See examples:

  Bootstrap Modal Window Gallery - http://alt-web.com/

  Figure captions with Bootstrap ToolTips - http://alt-web.com/

  Nancy O.

• cropping for background image

  Hello
  
  Given that I can't do my canvas have a color gradient in the FW CS3, I'm doing it with 2 layers. I have a long rectangle with a gray gradient in the layer 1. In layer 2, I have a small rounded rectangle of purple. I'm trying to cut in the same shape that the layer 2 layer 1 which is at the back of layer 2 except that the rounded edges to be squared so that when I put in my homepage the banner you won't be able to see the layer 1 because I associate with my bg homepage. So I guess I am trying to get the layer 1 is smaller, but each time I cultures, it loses its gradient.
  
  Thank you

  Thanks Lorraine for all your help.

  I think what I'm going to just do is make a div and make a banner of size as a bg image, it will be easier.

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• Desktop become black after selecting a picture for background image

  original title: photo of the desk top

  After selecting a photo as a counter top he disappears after a short interval and replaced by solid black colored background. what procedure to follow to keep the photo

  Wallpaper,

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2504610

  See also this,

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-desktop/Windows-7-Aero-disabled-how-can-i-enable-it-again/aa760f0f-EEC1-4a36-B212-c96130038d5c

  Enable Office Manager,

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-desktop/Aero-Troubleshooter-says-desktop-window-manager/82f1eb92-D371-407C-8118-bee158c3ccae

• 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.

• Fixed background image wanted not

  Hi all

  I'm having a problem that left me speechless. I have a background image applied to a div, and although I haven't specified anywhere in the css for this image to be fixed position, it does not scroll with the rest of the text. I tried to apply css background-attachment scroll etc, but nothing moves.

  Here is the page in question- http://www.sheffieldstudent.co.UK/test/studentstrology_may2011.html
  CSS is here: http://www.sheffieldstudent.co.UK/test/_CSS/student.CSS

  Any ideas? Thank you.

  PS: Sorry for the DL slow speed but I have not compressed the images again.

  You have the scrolling div positioned absolutely. It is this div that has the background image.  Scroll its content, but because the div is positioned absolutely, the background does not scroll.  That's the problem.

  This whole layout will break anyway since you have frequently in the foreground text aligned with background images.  Migrate one or two on display size for the text in the browser creates messy overlap...

  You might consider using an iframe for this area of Central scroll rather than absolute positioning div...

• Background image in IE6 display problem

  I have another problem with my CSS. It includes background images don't display correctly in IE6. My navigation bar is an unordered list, and I use a technique of image replacement to replace the text for background images that serve as buttons. The height of each button is 12 pixels, and turnover is created by shifting the pixels of the image-12 to reveal the bottom of half of the image. So far so good. The images appear in all browsers but IE6 displays more than 12 pixels of the image, revealing part of the bearing underneath.

  Here is the page in question: http://www.colbydesign.com/redesign/index.html

  Here is a page of BrowserLab of the appearance of the page in IE6: http://www.colbydesign.com/redesign/images/ie6_screenshot.jpg

  The < ul > height and the height of the image are set to 12 pixels. I can't understand why IE6 has a problem with the CSS. Maybe there is a hack in IE6 that I can use? Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  R Co

  I didn't have the chance to work through the problem set, but I think that the font size of your text in menu "off-screen" pushes down on the size of your ul and your li, as I see the contours 'spill over' into this div. specific

  Try those giving the #header h1 elements, specifically, set a smaller font size.

  Otherwise, try to apply a "overflow: hidden;" to the definition of hover.

  Beth

• background images appear evil in the browser

  OK, his mercy, it's my first DW website. www.Bourne.GB.com/TestArea
  
  I put the two div in the container, one above the other downstairs, with a background image repeated on the Center to give a single image extensible backround page. "It appears correctly in DW, using live view and local files, but when I go to the page, the background image appears corrupt and won a comment alt, probably from the browser that says - 'image' http://www.bourne.gb.com/testarea/images/containermid.gif ' cannot be displayed, because it contains errors. »
  
  I tried with different image formats, jpg and gif and I checked the file on the host server and the image is fine as long as it is not part of a page. My guess is that I screwed up something in the div or the css somehow. But I just spent a few hours looking for clues and came up empty.
  
  If it is an old problem, my apologies for not finding a previous answers, if it is a new, then at least I was original!

  OK, I cracked, but maybe not in a good way.

  I had avoided using png for background images files because I heard that IE has problems with links that overlap png backgrounds, effectively breaking navigation. Unfortunately I can't test this reliably until my pc friends give it a try. But change the png format solves all problems display on my browser.

  If someone can advise on the wickedness of this method?

  Oh, and no one knows why opera has a display problem with shadows in swf animations. A soft shadow with an alpha of about 60% poster fine while he drives, but as soon as you get to the stop command, it turns solid and opaque.

• How i: swap image in the background when I the substitution of CSS for the div

  HI: Let's see if I can explain this delema correctly:

  Objective: I want to hover over the items of the main menu menu spry and the background image of the container to change

  Catch: I use a model and have pictures of different background on every page, so I had to add a CSS rule inline for container bg image that replaces the model.

  Now I want the background image to change when I fly over the main menu items

  any ideas?

  site can be seen at www.summitcreekcapital.com

  Thank you, Nancy

  I see no real need to change the style sheet for something as mundane as the change of image of bg.  Here's an alternative:

  (1) add this to the top of your pages just before the closing tag:

  
  

  (2) then modify your menu items to add an onmouseover event that calls the function "newbg()", with a memorable classname as an appropriate setting for each menu item, like this:

  firm_overview.html" onmouseover="newbg('foverview')">FIRM OVERVIEW
  firm_team.html" onmouseover="newbg('mteam')">MANAGEMENT TEAM
  code.pdf" target="_blank" onmouseover="newbg('cethics')">CODE OF ETHICS
  

  Please note my classnames have been designed to reflect the text of the link, like "Overview of the firm"-> "foverview" rather that imagename that you will use for the bg, so in the future, if you decide to change this image, classname will always make sense for that link!

  (3) and then in a named "bgimages.css" external style sheet that I put in a folder /css/ (but you are free to rename all of these paths, filenames etc.)

  put these:

  .oneColLiqCtrHdr #container.foverview {
  

  Background: url (.. / pic01.jpg);
  }

  .oneColLiqCtrHdr #container.mteam{
  

  Background: url (.. / pic03.jpg);
  }

  .oneColLiqCtrHdr #container.cethics{
  

  Background: url (.. / pic02.jpg);
  }

  Change the images and paths as needed of course. As always, the path is always relative to the location of the css file.

  (4) and finally, in an external js file name "bgSwitcher.js" which I put it in a folder/js /, paste this:

  function newbg (classnm) {}

  var d = document;

  If (! d.getElementById) return;

  var c = d.getElementById ('container');

  If (! c) return;

  c.className = classnm;

  }

  Hope that all of the senses.  If I left you confused at any stage, just let me know.

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• does ne1 now the html code to define a background image = no repetition, a Center for dreamweaver or where?

  Im trying to set up a about me page such as myspace.com, I know in myspace you can set the center of the image background not repeat is possible in the testament with dreamweaver?

  Hello

  Yes, it can be done using CSS.

  You can place it in your code, just before.
  Just replace your image for mypicture.jpg.

  -OR-

  Alternatively, you can do so using DW (as an Assistant) dialog boxes.
  If you have DW8 or CS3... or MX2004, if my memory serves, you can right click on
  your page in design view.
  Select CSS Styles > new
  A CSS Rule dialog box opens.
  Select the tag, and then in the label box, type of body.
  You can choose if you want to add the CSS on this page (as the code
  above) or a style sheet linked to the page. If you want to use the CSS
  on several pages, it's a good idea to use a style sheet. Then you can do
  changes in a place that affects all pages linked to that style sheet.
  When you click OK, a new box will open where you can set your CSS.
  Select "bottom" of the sidebar and fill in the areas is free enough
  statement of reasons.

  I hope this helps.

  Take care
  Tim

  "Jimtheman2000" wrote in message
  News:fo84t1$JE9$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
  > Im trying to set up a about me page like that of myspace.com, I know that
  > with myspace, you can set the center of the background image no repetition is possible
  > in the testament with dreamweaver?

• Failed to set the new CSS rule for the background image

  Hello

  Maybe I've finally lost my mind... I myself find it impossible to add a background image to the header of my project portion.  I select the "header" in the property Panel section, click on "add a new CSS rule.  Curiously, DW does not in the name of the selector for me, which is probably an indication that something is wrong, but I don't know what.  I went through the steps of filling in the name of the switch by hand, choose the .jpg file and setting is like a background image, but he never takes.

  There has got to be something simple that experienced users of DW can explain.  Go ahead, experts, you out there?

  Thank you...

  When things go south, it is almost always caused by a mistake of small coding somewhere.

  Unbalanced tags are the usual suspects.

  Run validation and fix the errors reported.

  Nancy O.

• Rule of CSS style for the background image

  I'm doing a tutorial "Create your first website" and set up a CSS rule to add a background image.  The rule indicates in the CSS styles, but it does not appear in Design view.  I re-read the instructions 100 times.  Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

  Here's my DSS rule for the main image:

  #main image {}

  background-image: url (.. / images/main.jpg);

  background-repeat: no-repeat;

  position: relative;

  height: 376px;

  Width: 968px;

  }

  Thank you!  This is a duh moment where you finally see what is obvious.  I should have taken him.

  I appreciate your help

• CSS positioning of elements of PA for the text on the question of background image

  I'm relatively new to dreamweaver from frontpage in the dust. Some things have been easier or I'm missing something. My client site uses backgrounds customized site on most pages, and I just want to understand how the text of the provision above. From what I've read, it seems that using AP elements is the most appropriate at this stage of the construction.

  I can't to the do stay where I want that they. They are fine until you go full screen, then they move to the right. I need to find a way to keep them in one place no matter what. I'm sure you get the idea. Any help would be appreciated.

  http://www.homeworks4u.ca/Sitemap_Homeworks4U.html

  Non-living sites. I'm just waiting for text... and trying to figure out how to do so that he can stay on top of my baggage without messing with my menus.

  Thanks in advance,

  Scott

  APDivs (formerly known as layers) are NOT the best approach for this.  Here's why:

  http://apptools.com/examples/pagelayout101.php

  (1) find a good, shaping CSS to get started with.

  http://ALT-Web.com/templates/basic-1-Col-fixed.html

  (2) a text on a complex background image alignment is futile.  It is a concept of impression that Won't hold up on web pages because you can't control the browser settings, the screen or the text sizes.

  (3) height is a restriction in all browsers except IE.  Don't use values of height on containers with text inside them because this will inevitably cause failures when the text size is increased or amount of content exceeds the available space.

  (4) if necessary to show a background image, use the min-height CSS property.

  Tables to CSS Web Design part 1-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt1.html

  Tables to CSS Web Design part 2-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/articles/table_to_css_pt2.html

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
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• Background images for differnet resolutions

  Hello

  Is there a way to define a single resource (background image) via styles or any other approach that will have definition for all taken screen resolutions supported (BB10 has 3 resolutions defined with portrait/landscape modes = 5 bitmaps)?

  So, I can use this asset without success all the stuff in a code trying to find what the resolution is now and where - and then only - get a correct picture of the assets.

  There are a lot of messages in this forum, but none seems to describe exactly the same problem.

  Thank you

  If you talk to a background image for the application, you have to manage yourself. If you are talking about the splash screen, then you would list each boot image in the XML file.

  You can resize the image to fit the scene, then you might have a rectangular and square and then resized image depending on the scene according to the needs. If you don't want to resize, then you need an image for each resolution device and a naming convention, you could load dynamically depending on the size of the stage (bg_720_720.jpg, etc.).

  CSS may be able to help, since you can load different CSS at startup, but this would require still allows you to define a CSS for each change that you want to support. CSS will be more important when BB10 is available on the PlayBook, since the density of the screen is very different.

  Does that help?