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innocente eth
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2 Images in background
Ok, here's what I want to do at http://etherfire.net/journal:
Have one image fixed to the top left hand corner. Have another image fixed to the top right hand corner. So then the whole centre column would be fluid. Except I'm kind of stuck. I've gotten the first part done with the usual body > background thing, but I can't get the second image to work. I've tried putting it in a div layer but it ends up doing really funny things. Please help. Also, any suggestions? |
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Surpass Fan
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try something like this. im nto sure if it would work, but its worth a shot.
<img src="image.png" style="position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; z-index: -1;" border="0"> try messing with the z-index property. you may need to set the z-index of "body" to be -2, and the z-index of the image to -1. I worked on a page with a nav that dropped down from behind the page header/top bar. I had to set the z-index of the body and the table about it to diff numbers. so just mess with z-index and you will get it eventually. hope this helps! :-) |
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innocente eth
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Thank you for the suggestion!
I'll try that once I get some time. Where should I be putting that img src thing? In a div? And if so, what should I put as the div's position? |
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