Adding a background image with HTML?

Just a quick one. Want to add a background image to the html
of a flash site so the background image can scale and the content
of the flash site not scale. Any ideas anyone??
Thanks all!

satrop wrote:
> Just a quick one. Want to add a background image to the
html of a flash site so the background image can scale and the
content of the flash site not scale. Any ideas anyone??
You can place the image in flash. Flash has onResize handler
which in conjunction with
listener, can detect the changes in stage, scale movie to
fill the window while preventing
other content from scaling. This is very common, when we
resize background to fill window
but hold the content intact. Try to search the forum for
"onResize". That's the only case,
in most posts, where we deal with the exact same issue as the
one you looking for.
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Urami
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http://jquery.com/
The other 5% is how well will Muse play with all that. To that I cannot answer fully because I haven't tested every scenario. Again, the inherent nature of Muse is "designed" to stray away from custom coding. Also in your previous post it is a little unclear as to your where all your Muse folders/files are residing. IE: on your companies server or on BC or a bit of both. I know ultimately all your trying to do is point to something. Seems simple enough right? And there may in your developement come a time when you need the more advanced CMS features, which is why BC seems logical.
What you find along the way is that it can get more involved then you anticipated. Certainly if you can make it work then go for it. The problem is at times, while things can seem simple in theory, without sufficient practice employing those theories (the coding/the syntax) then any # of errors can happen leaving you scratching your head and cursing why you bothered in the first place. Another option is to rethink your strategy. Is it really all that important to have the uber cool linear continuous scrolling effect? Will this define my site? Can I implore some imagination and thinking and make it easier on myself by using the tool at hand (Muse) to it's max to achieve the end goal?
Just some food for thought but as previously stated if you can make it work then go for it. And if the mods or other users can be of more help than I, then that would be great as well!
Happy Holidays, good luck, and please report your findings :-)
Edit - With so much going on myself, I forgot to mention that (when you have all your i's dotted and t's cossed) you could try inserting the script into the html for head feature via the metadata tab in your page properties.
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Adding a background image to every page.

Problem: I am attempting to add a company logo (.jpg) file to a multipage PDF document. I know I can add the logo as a stamp but I need the logo to be on every page in the same position and with the same size. I was hoping that using it as a watermark would be the answer but I can't seem to get it to work. It would be great to be able to add it in the header section but it is not an option either (so I think). Please let me know if there is any tricks I can learn to accomplish what I am seeking to do. I would be willing to upgrade to Acrobat Pro X if needed.
Background: I am running Mac OS X (10.6.7) and Adobe Pro 9. The issue I am running into involves a file in Microsoft Excel 2008 that contains multiple pages of spread sheets and charts/graphs. In Excel, I add the company logo to the header section and it shows up on all pages. When I go to print out the document some of the pages need to "Shrink to fit" and when they shrink so does the logo. Ok, take the logo out of those pages, done. Next, on the pages that have graphs and visual charts the logo appears on the computer but is hidden behind the visual graphic when you save as a PDF.
That said, I have a well functioning PDF but after saving from Excel only some of the pages have the company logo on them while the others do not. I need to have the logo on all pages in order to send as a digital version (company requires it). My only solution right now is to print out the pages (not containing company logo) on pre-printed paper containing the logo and then scan those pages back in digitally and add them back into my PDF document. Not only is this method time consuming but it also cuts up the PDF into a on OCRed type of PDF.
Can't wait to hear your replies on this one!
I really appreciate your help. Feel free to contact me directly or via the forum with any questions.
Best,
Brent
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Boy that makes a lot of sense. There must be something up with my file in regards to adding a watermark. When I have my document open in Adobe Acrobat 9 and I try to add a watermark I receive the following error.
"An error was encountered while retrieving page content."
I open a different document that I don't care to add the watermark to and it opens fine. I think your answer to use watermarks is spot on. I need to see if Adobe Acrobat X will allow me to add a watermark to my file.
- Brent

Set my background image with right click?

Is there a way to set a picture as my desktop background without looking through tiny pictures in system prefs? I just want the right click feature. The only way this works is if you right click a picture ONLINE, but this doesnt work in my pictures folder...

You can always drag a picture from your folder into Safari, then right click and select "Use Image as Desktop Picture"--might hit a snag though with some things in portrait orientation, they can display in landscape.
Another option is make an Automator action, save it as a plug-in for Finder. You then right click, go to More, Automator, and select your action and get the new Desktop.
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