Background no repeat

hi. how do i make a background image not repeat in html, in a
table cell? Thanks

> I don't know if it is possible with just html
Not possible.
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> wait. sorry. false call again. ...but I did it with a
CSS style which i
> applied to the entrie cell. Seems to work fine on
firefox, safari and ie.

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Background Image repeating for table cells

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this is the answer please give me CSS for dummies instructions.
Layers drive me bonkers as no 2 browsers display them in the same
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Your question reflects the confusing mess your life will be
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and CSS.
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as your image
swaps (look elsewhere - everywhere you see 'file:///') are
all broken -
pointing to files on your hard drive. Finally, you might want
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about making a page where there is no readable content
(everything here is
in images). It will get a zero search engine ranking....
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>I am trying to put different images as the background to
all the cells in a
> table, so I can put text over the top of them, but I
cant have an image
> without
> it repeating. Ive tried going into the code and adding
background-image:
> "no-repeat" but that hasn't worked. I know nothing of
CSS and it seems
> really
> confusing - so if this is the answer please give me CSS
for dummies
> instructions. Layers drive me bonkers as no 2 browsers
display them in the
> same
> place.
>
> URL is:
http://www.visionsportsmedia.com/BillyTestSite/test
>
> At the moment only cell one is a background image, the
rest are images
> inserted normally.
>
> Hope you can help.
>
> Thanks.
>

CSS - background image repeat-y

Hello,
QUESTIONThis works great in IE v6.0. How can I get the
background position to work in Firefox 2.0?
Instead of a tiled background that I can control where it
begins to tile within a DIV, in Firefox 2.0 it displays
the image once and doesn't tile like it does in IE. Argh!
background-image:
url(images/SideNav/side_nav_bottom_repeat.gif);
background-repeat: repeat-y;
background-position: 0% 218px;
I just went through a CSS training video and applied some of
the things taught.
It was very helpful thanks you. However it worked in IE but
not in Firefox.
http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=279
5. Adding Colors and Backgrounds
Movie: Positioning backgrounds
Is there a work around for Firefox?

Zero is zero no matter what units you have on it. I am not
aware of any
mixed unit issue like that.
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>I have some vague recolection about weird behaviors with
mixed units. Try:
>
> background-position: 0px 218px;
>
> If not, post a link to your page
>
>
>> background-image:
url(images/SideNav/side_nav_bottom_repeat.gif);
>> background-repeat: repeat-y;
>> background-position: 0% 218px;

Background image repeat-y not showing

I have done a search here without success.
I have a rough setup of a site that will show the background
repeat-y in a div in IE but will not display it in firefox or
safari.
My css and and xhtml validate W3C.
I am no pro and have tried several things I can think of
without any luck.
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The problem was that the div on which the background image
was applied was
collapsing around its non-floated descendents. You needed to
do something
to clear those floats before closing the div#innerwrapper.
The
'overflow:hidden' style forces the browser to establish a new
block context
for that div, effectively clearing the floats within, and
allowing the div
to wrap even the floated elements.
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> Thanks Murray,
> That did the trick. So it was happening for 2 reasons?
> 1 the div I had it on?
> 2 the overflow hidden code?
>
> What does the overflow hidden mean/do
> And thanks again guys
>
>
>
quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
> Change your #innerwrapper rule to this -
>
> #innerwrapper {
> height: auto;
> width: 768px;
> background: url(images/body_bkgrnd.jpg) repeat-y;
> overflow:hidden;
> }
>
> and see if that helps.
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> > And thanks for your time.
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> >
> > Bryan
>
>
>
>
>

Background image repeat, like css repeat_y

I imagine this is possible, but I haven't figured it out as yet.
I simply want to add a background image that does not scale, but functions exactly like a HTML/CSS background:
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Just because the swc is 700 kb doesn't mean your project will increase by that amount.
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xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
xmlns:display="com.muzakdeezign.flex.display.*"
layout="absolute"
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>
     
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Url: http://www.aquapup.com/zoe/author.html

Which background are you seeing repeat? I presume it's the ../zoe/images/Zoe_site_off_01.jpg one, but I'm not seeing it repeat in Safari.
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Can I make background no repeat without styles?

I know that body background is deprecated in favor of using a style BUT I have a need to write a very old school html version of a business card type of Outlook 2007 "signature". Styles seem to not be recognizable when following the method for an html signature in Outlook so I first went way back to tables and loose images and background colors etc which worked but it would be a lot nicer if I could use a background image on the body tag.
So I am trying to get just one background image with no repeat using plain old html and no styles.
I can do it with this code but it repeats.      <body background="Email-Sig-bkg.jpg">
This did not stop the repeating either         <body bgproperties=fixed background="Email-Sig-bkg.jpg">
I saw one post that said it can not be done without styles or css.
Can anyone confirm so that I give up searching?
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Background images are not supported in all email clients.
How to Code HTML Emails
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/code-html-email-newsletters/
Use inline CSS styles for fonts and background colors. Use Tables to hold
your page elements. Use absolute URLs to images on your web server. And
give people who can't see your HTML page in their email client a link to the
HTML page on your web server.
Chart showing how various email clients handle CSS.
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/
Download some HTML Email Templates from the links below to get started.
Mail Chimp
http://www.mailchimp.com/resources/html_email_templates/
Constant Contact
http://www.constantcontact.com/email-marketing/html-email-templates/index.jsp
Nancy O.
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Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
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NavBar Background Image repeats in Netscape

Portal generates the following HTML to place an image in a NAVBAR:
<TABLE BORDER="0" class="RegionBorder" background="http://www.gevityhr.com/pls/portal30/docs/293.GIF" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="0" WIDTH="100%">
This works great in IE 5.0 the image shows up once. In Netscape 4.x the image repeats for each navbar element.

On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 00:29:18 +0000 (UTC), "Hydrowizard"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Also for some reason the background image in the navbar
div is not shown in
>macs using firefox and mozilla (internet explorer in macs
shows it) and linux
>users. What is the cross browser solution for this?
Thanks
Could it just be timing out? The server is EXTREMELY slow.
Gary

Repeating background not repeating fully

Hi, on the page I have created below, I have made links with the green repeating background that can be seen. However I'm trying to get the background to expand to the width of the page. I've done this before successfully but when I enter my css to do it again, there must be an error.
http://angelsmovingservices.com

karina1717 wrote:
Hi, on the page I have created below, I have made links with the green repeating background that can be seen. However I'm trying to get the background to expand to the width of the page. I've done this before successfully but when I enter my css to do it again, there must be an error.
http://angelsmovingservices.com
Use this CSS and it should work:
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Cell background not repeating?

Ok I have a site that has a ton of cells and tables
everywhere. It was made in Photoshop, sliced up in Fireworks, and
put together in Dreamweaver. The only issue I have is that the nav
goes along the left and top, and the rest of the area is for
content. Well, of course each page will have different content, and
the page needs to scroll down to accommodate however long it is.
But the cell along the left will not repeat its background image,
leaving a huge gap! Unless I sit there and put a million <br>
tags in it, it does this. I have tried everything, including
background-repeat CSS tags in the img src line. I don't get it!
Check it out:
Error site
You can see the huge black space in the two cells on the
left, where the background images are not repeating. They only show
up near the bottom.
I'm sure the best answer would be to put the entire table
together differently and completely re-design it, but I honestly
can't because within a couple of days I have to be able to hand
this template over to someone who knows nothing about HTML, and
have them add/edit pages in Contribute from here on out. I can't
exactly tell them "Oh just press enter a million times in that cell
until it seems like it's the right length"...
Thanks SO much in advance!!

>>It was made in Photoshop, sliced up in Fireworks, and
put together in
>>Dreamweaver
A sure recipe for disaster and probably the root of all your
problems. When
one constructs, or rather "kludges" a website that way, they
generally
produce exactly what you are describing: an inflexible,
fragile site.
If you want it to work properly the best way is to start over
and construct
it correctly. Create only your graphics in Photoshop or
Fireworks and the
construct your site in DW using valid HTML & CSS.
Sorry. Web design and construction is not easy or simple, if
you want to do
it well that is.
Walt
"Nightywolf" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Ok I have a site that has a ton of cells and tables
everywhere. It was
> made in
> Photoshop, sliced up in Fireworks, and put together in
Dreamweaver. The
> only
> issue I have is that the nav goes along the left and
top, and the rest of
> the
> area is for content. Well, of course each page will have
different
> content, and
> the page needs to scroll down to accommodate however
long it is. But the
> cell
> along the left will not repeat its background image,
leaving a huge gap!
> Unless
> I sit there and put a million <br> tags in it, it
does this. I have tried
> everything, including background-repeat CSS tags in the
img src line. I
> don't
> get it!
>
> Check it out:
>
http://www.misspijon.com/error/oct1.htm
>
> You can see the huge black space in the two cells on the
left, where the
> background images are not repeating. They only show up
near the bottom.
>
> I'm sure the best answer would be to put the entire
table together
> differently
> and completely re-design it, but I honestly can't
because within a couple
> of
> days I have to be able to hand this template over to
someone who knows
> nothing
> about HTML, and have them add/edit pages in Contribute
from here on out. I
> can't exactly tell them "Oh just press enter a million
times in that cell
> until
> it seems like it's the right length"...
>
> Thanks SO much in advance!!
>

RAR5.3 - Alert Generation background job repeatedly errors out

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errors out. Every time this job, this process overflows its allotment
on the backend of 4GB and consequently creates a system dump. The job
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Jayne Gibbon, Director of GRC Support, August 15 2008"
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change the Last Run Date in order to decrease the size of the job. The
farthest we were able to set the Last Run Date back and have the alert
generation job run successfully was 2 minutes. This is unacceptable for
us as we need the jobs to at least run for 1 hour time periods.
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successfully in a manageable time period?
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Dynamic / re-sizing repeatable background

I need a dynamic / re-sizing repeatable background. It's a
200,200,200 to 255,255,255 gradient so I don't care about
distortion. I can't rationalize with the boss he wants it full
screen gradient no matter the resolution and he's driving me nuts.
Thanks,
Bill
Edit:
Here's my code:
<style type="text/css">

</style>
The background doesn't even show up when I preview it. I've
searched every help forum I can find on this and all are about
non-repeating backgrounds not showing up.

1. Don't use spaces in your filenames
1b. Backgrounds normally repeat, so it's not necessary to
restate that -
> background-repeat: repeat;
2. Rush your boss to the mental institution
3. This is not a resolution issue, it's a browser viewport
size issue
4. Rush your boss to the loony bin
5. To do this, you'd have to -
a. load the page
b. sniff the available space with client-side javascript
c. send the results back to the server so that a script there
can
dynamically resize the image to be used
d. fetch the image and page again
e. finally display it with the resized image
It's completely nuts....
This is why they say that bosses are like seagulls - they fly
in, crap on
everything, and then fly away.
> The background doesn't even show up when I preview it.
No doubt it's because you have used a root relative link to
the background
image, but do not have preview with temp files enabled in
your preferences.
The only way you can see images linked with root relative
links in a preview
is with temp files enabled.
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>I need a dynamic / re-sizing repeatable background. It's
a 200,200,200 to
> 255,255,255 gradient so I don't care about distortion. I
can't rationalize
> with
> the boss he wants it full screen gradient no matter the
resolution and
> he's
> driving me nuts.
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
>
> Edit:
>
> Here's my code:
>
> <style type="text/css">
> 
> </style>
>
> The background doesn't even show up when I preview it.
I've searched every
> help forum I can find on this and all are about
non-repeating backgrounds
> not
> showing up.
>

WEBSITE PAGE NOT SHOWING UP IN IE9..ONLY THE BACKGROUND SHOWS UP..

IN FIREFOX AND IE9, I'VE BEEN CREATING THIS SITE. HTML5. NOW, HERE I AM ALMOST DONE WITH THE SITE AND WHEN I DO THE MEDIA PAGE..... IT SEEMS TO ONLY SHOW THE BACKGROUND IN IE9..EVEN AFTER I DELETED IT.. THAT SPECIFIC PAGE (videos.html) IS ONLY DISPLAYING THE BACKGROUND. EACH PAGE I DO, I'VE TESTED THEM IN BOTH BROWSWERS..... KEEPING EVERYTHING THE SAME EXCEPT FOR THE CONTENT WITHIN THE ARTICLE....
Here's the Code initially, I'm sure there are erros obviously so guys just help me and don't be rude, if you will. I appreciate it greatly.
HERE'S WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE IN FIREFOX:
HERE'S WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE IN IE9:
HERE'S THE CODE:
(IT'S NEAT IN DREAMWEAVER) BUT... I JUST COPIED AND PASTED IT ONTO HERE.
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
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<meta content="DAHJ videos, photos, and blog: Official Website" name="description">
<title>Media - DAHJ videos, photos, and blog: Official Website</title>
<style type="text/css">

<link href="CSS/dropDown3.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="CSS/videolightbox.css" type="text/css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="media_videolb/overlay-minimal.css"/>
<script src="js/jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="js/swfobject.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>
<body>
<div class="container">
<header></header>

<div id="navMenu">
                    <ul>
                      <li></li>
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