Blogging on IPad2: my background image is cut on one side?

Hi,
As I was saying I am blogging (http://monoeil-ny.blogspot.com) and I realized that my background image is cut on the left side if I look into my blog from my Ipad2.
Is it a problem of the background image size (1516 x 1238)?
If so, what size would you suggest to perfectly fit into the IPad2 screen?
If not, what can I do to make it right?
Thanks for your help,`

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Hi
The fact you are using a Mac is why both myself and JCellini assumed you where using a pre IE7 version.
But the code you are using to test in IE will cause a problem with any 'virtual machine' such as crossover, because it cannot reference anything outside its own assigned section of the drive, and referencing the png in the way you are would be for it an invalid reference, it also would not work in any browser when you uploaded the site.
Change - background-image:url(file:///Macintosh HD/Users/myname/Documents/websites/test/Test/images/test_back.png);
To - background-image:url(images/test_back.png);
But if the region is not editable I would suggest you temporarily make it so, externalize your css to a css file, insert a link to the external css file in your head content, then lock the region once again. This way you will always be able to edit your css without worrying about 'locked regions'.
PZ
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Is there an ARD command or Unix command that I can send to reset the desktop background image to default?

I was forced to create a local user with an automatic login on all of the machines in the building. I listed off many various issues that could come arise by doing this but was tuned out. Now people are changing all of the desktop backgrounds to some pretty inappropriate images. I forewarned the person ordering this that this may be one of the many issues that would arise when doing away with our server based logins, and now I am charged with fixing every desktop every time someone changes it to something inappropriate.
Is that an Apple Remote Desktop command or a Unix command that I can send through ARD v3.5.3 to the machines to reset the desktop background image to the default Aqua Blue jpeg image located in the /MacintoshHD/Library/Desktop\ Pictures/Aqua\ Blue.jpg.
The machines that I am dealing with have OS X 10.4.11, OS X 10.5.8, OS X 10.6.8, and OS X 10.7.4 installed on them, but the OS X 10.4.11 machines are the ones that are creating the biggest issue so I would like to deal with those first.

Ya, I'd love to have the computers connected to the Xserver, unfortunately against my heeding, I was ordered to take them off of the Xserver, so they only have a local account that automatically logs in on startup, and even though I have Parental Controls set, I can not stop them from going to Safari, selecting an inappropriate image and setting it as the background, so now I’ve been ordered to fix all of the backgrounds that people are messing with.
My Xserver is running OS X 10.4.11 Server Edition. Yes, I would love a new server, but that’s not happening due to budget cuts.
So what I am hoping for is a command that I can put into Apple Remote Desktop v3.5.3 and push out to all of the computers via its Unix commands and reset all the desktops to their default image.

SCOM 2012 R2 RU 2 Topology widgets Background image and Nod visualization is missing

After Updating RU 2 in System center OM 2012 R2 no background image and Nod visualization missing in Topology widgets ?
Santosh Dharamsale

You will need to Import the MP Microsoft.SystemCenter.Visualization.Library.mpb.
For more info., You can refer below link
http://thoughtsonopsmgr.blogspot.com/2014/04/update-rollup-2-for-scom-2012-r2.html
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CSS background images

Hello all.
Newbie here, asking if it is possible for a user to
change/replace background images through Contribute CS3 that are
called by CSS stylesheet? All images are setup this way and I don't
want to have to use tables just so they can be able to change
images. Any suggestion or assistance is greatly appreciated.

Yes, I recently ran into a similar problem!
2 workaround I like...
a) simply put the image file into your image directory and reference it using /i/image.jpg etc.
b) use this whitepaper by John:
http://jes.blogs.shellprompt.net/2007/05/18/apex-delivering-pages-in-3-seconds-or-less/
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