Lost old background images

Hi, Install went fine. Have lost my previous background images, the ones that came on tiger, like the tiger and leopard background, ironically. Anywhere I can get these or what happened to them? Thanks, Shane

Go to hard drive>system>library>screensavers, and see if there around. If so Pacifist can extract them if you can not.
Ray

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Lost background images

Hi,
For some reason I cannot now place a cell inside a table that
has a background image, without the background image disapearing!
This was working fine, but I then decided to deleate the cells that
I had previously placed in the table and replace with other new
cells. But for some reason every time I try now, the background
image disapears completely? I am working in design mode, but check
code view and has vanished.
I am using layout mode when I try this, but as I say, it was
working before.
I have tried restarting Dreamweaver and computer, but with no
joy.
Please help!

Is the background image inside the <tr> or the
<td> tag?
It should be inside the <td> tag.
You are better off using css to apply the background image
that way btw.
example:
http://www.dreamweaverresources.com/tutorials/pagebackgrounds/cellbackground.htm
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> Hi,
> For some reason I cannot now place a cell inside a table
that has a
> background
> image, without the background image disapearing! This
was working fine,
> but I
> then decided to deleate the cells that I had previously
placed in the
> table and
> replace with other new cells. But for some reason every
time I try now,
> the
> background image disapears completely? I am working in
design mode, but
> check
> code view and has vanished.
> I am using layout mode when I try this, but as I say, it
was working
> before.
> I have tried restarting Dreamweaver and computer, but
with no joy.
> Please help!
>
>

Animated GIF as a background image on a C5-00?

Is there any way to get animated GIFs runnig as a background image on a C5-00? At the moment, it just shows a still picture....

Yes, Captivate 7. I'm re-working an old Dreamweaver HTML CBT program to bring it up to today's standards using Captivate. I previously had small cartoon hands pointing to the right or left to click to go to the next or previous slide.The pointing hands are static, but on rollover I had an animated gif of the pointing hand moving in the direction it pointed. I'm certain I can figure out a workaround, just wanted to see if there was a built-in way to have an animation be the 'over' state.

Background Image in Spry Menu

Hi everyone,
I'm really struggling with this Spry Horizontal Menu thing. I tried to read thru some other people's duscussions but I got lost.
I just want to add a gradient image instead of a plain color background. Now, I did achieved that on the main level items but as soon as I add submenus, the background image dissapear from the main items and shows on the submenus. That's it. I hope this is easy enough to fix.
I'm not that familiar with CSS and by looking at some samples, the CSS code is embedded in the same HTML page where the menu bar is. Isn't supposed to be on it's own CSS page? And one more thing, can the horizontal menu be inside a table? And if not, how can I center it on the page?
I'm a beginner so please be gentle... : )
Thanks

This is good but my problem is that my background image dissapear from the main menu item as soon as I add a submenu item... everything else seems to work just fine. About the question if the menu could go inside a table or if has to be out side of it, how can I centered it on the page?
thx

Why can't I select background images in Pages 5?

So I've got a document with an image of a Gantt Chart, and it's been formatted to be in the background.
When I try to insert a new page before this image, it overlays the text of another page.
Trying to find 'select background images' is no where to be found, whereas in Pages 09, it was fine.
I'm all for simplicity, but removing something like this, and not being able to select this image at all?
Is there anything I've missed?

This is not the answer to the original question but it is an answer to a related problem.
Apparently, Apple removed the simple and useful "Send Object to Background" menu item. For the last half an hour I was straggling to put my signature image under my name in a letter. The image background is white. So, when I insert the image, it is on top of the text and blocking it.
Then, I searched and found this discussion, it helped but not solved the problem. I found a solution inspired by this discussion. Here, what I tried to send an image to the background.
Chose the image in question. When I selected "Arrange -> Section Masters -> Move Object to Page" as suggested in this thread, it moves the image to the background. BUT, the image appears on every page at the same position within the section. If the document is a single-section document (almost all my documents are single-section documents, as I use Pages for short simple documents like letters (in the near future, I'll say "I used to use Pages", as this kind of feature removal makes it unfeasible to use it anymore).
Thus, you have to define a new section which should contain only the page in question. Enough rumbling! Here is exactly what I did:
Let N be the page number on which you wish to put an object in the background.
Go to page N (your cursor must be somewhere on that page)
On the toolbar choose "Setup -> Section Tab -> Create a new section -> Starting with this page"
Go to page N+1
On the toolbar choose "Setup -> Section Tab -> Create a new section -> Starting with this page"
Now, you have a single-page-section on page N.
Put you object on page N
Select the object (image)
On the menu, choose "Arrange -> Section Masters -> Move Object to Page"
Also, I recommend to enable by "Arrange -> Section Masters -> make Master Objects Selectable"
You can put any number of objects on page N by repeating on steps 5 to 8.
The problem is, however, if you continue to edit your document and and sections gets longer, it will start a new page at the end of that section. Which is awful, because you'll have to remove the sections, and start from scratch, or manually move the text from one section to the other. So, do this after you are done with the document. Pity!
If anyone have a better solution it will be appreciated.
-- o --
Now, I will continue to nag, if you allow me. When I open an old Pages document with images in the background, it opens just fine. It is not selectable as the original author stated. This indicate that Pages still support background objects independent of the sections, it just doesn't offer in interface to that facility. Why?
I had a fairly large number of letters and templates I created with Pages. Before it is too late, I'll abandon it.
I have a similar experience with iWeb. Apple promoted it, and then abandon it. Now all of my class pages (http://web.boun.edu.tr/akdogan) look too 2000s style, but I don't have energy to convert them something else at this point, but I'll have to.
So I will continue to use LaTeX for long documents (that has been the choice for a long time), but I'll switch back to almost equally annoying Word for short and medium documents.
Again, pity! I used to like Pages.

Best practice for Spark repeating background image in a SkinnableContainer?

In my old Flex 3.5 code I would accomplish this by dropping an Image into a Canvas and hitting the Canvas with some css style stuff to get the repeat. The Image tag had a source property that would take a web address so I could dynamically grab different images from the web based on some conditions. Little bit more trouble with Flex 4.5 and Spark but I'm trying to get there.
Here Adobe docs explain how to *embed* a background image:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS422719A4-7849-4921-AF39-57FF567B483B.html#WS063B0 491-B7AB-4b00-A39F-E44310BCB0E0
They use a BitmapFill object in the skin.

    <s:Rect id="background" left="3" top="3" right="3" bottom="3" alpha=".25">
        <s:fill>
            <s:BitmapFill source="@Embed(source='../../assets/myImage.jpg')"/>
        </s:fill>
    </s:Rect>
Problem is I need to do this without embedding the image. In my old code I grabbed the image from web (set source property on Image tag to web address). What's the best practice for achieving this with a skinnable container? The BitmapFill object used above won't take a web address for a source.
Thanks in advance.

Use BitmapImage with a fillMode of repeat:
<s:BitmapImage source="http://www.google.com/intl/en_com/images/srpr/logo2w.png" width="100%" height="100%" scaleMode="stretch" fillMode="repeat" />

How to save transparent background images to have transparent background thumbnails with Photoshop 2014?

In old versions of Photoshop there was a feature that made thumbnail images have a transparent background. I'm a CC member using Photoshop 2014 on a MacBook Pro running OS X 10.9.4 and every thumbnail of a transparent background image I've created in Photoshop 2014 appears on my desktop with a solid white box background that has a thin black outlined box inside of it. How do I save the transparent background images I've created in Photoshop 2014 so they will appear on my desktop as thumbnails with a transparent background? I'd like to continue to be able to replace the default background-less folder icon that that appears on files with transparent background thumbnails to customize my files as I use to do with older versions of Photoshop.

If your layered document has a Photoshop background layer it visibility need to be set off when saving a PNG or Gif file for Photoshop background layers do not support transparency.
Thumbnail may be a bit more complicated than you think. I do not use Lightroom, and only occasionally use the bridge. I believe Lightroom and Bridge keep thumbnails they develop for image files in their library databases and caches. Other programs do not have acces to these. RAW Files and Image files have Jpeg previews stored in then. I believe most application use these previews jpeg to create thumbnails. Jpeg format does not support transparency.
Icon on the desktop are not always thumbnails some are embedded icons in application modules other are icon in dll these may well have transparency. However image file on the desktop have generated thumbnails. However you can create a shortcut for an image png file and create a icon with a transparent background for the png file and change the shortcut's icon for the png file to the transparent ico file you created for it.
Also many Photoshop release ago an Adobe module created Thumbnails for image files in Windows File explorer and most likely system file dialog. Adobe stopped supporting that stating Microsoft changes how windows works.
Today I use FastPictureViewer Codec Package to generate image thumbnails for image files including RAW and PSD files in File Explorer and system file dialogs.
I don't use a Mac don't know what available for your Mac.

Adding background image to portlet title bar

Hi,
Does anyone know how to add a background image to a portlet title bar. I have tried using the LAF editor but nothing seems to work. The image will be static and not change.
Any help appreciated.

Hi Chris
You have to modify the .css file depending on the type of Skin you are using like "default" or "bighorn" in case of 10.x and 9.x etc. Best thing is to install Firebug for Firefox and inspect the Titlebar in firebug. That should tell exactly which .css file and which element in that .css file is used to render the Portlet Title bar.
For "default" skin, the file is window.css and the element in this file is ".bea-portal-window-titlebar" with background-color: #XXXXXX. Replace this or add another field like background-image: url(your image path). This window.css file can be found under WebContent\framework\skins\default\css\window.css. Remember that in 9.x and 10.x to see this file from Workshop IDE, you need to switch view to Merged Projects and select this file and copy this to your project to view it. BUT, I would not recommend to modify any out of box .css file. Instead create a new file custom.css file and add entries in this file which you want to overwrite. This is the standard way to customize any out of box skins look and feel. So in your custom.css file your will have one entry like this:
.bea-portal-window-titlebar {
background-image: url(your image path)
For "bighorn" skin introduced in 9.x and 10.x, the elements in .css files are slighty different but the concept is same. I customized out of box bighorn skin to change background color of portlet title bar. The .css location for portlet title bar for bighorn skin is: WebContent\framework\skins\bighorn\css\colors.css and the element is ".wlp-bighorn-titlebar". For quick testing from Firebug, inspect this element and change the background color to something else and see if it reflects in Firefox. Then you can create custom.css file under same folder structure in your portal web project and over write this element and this field alone with the background-image that you want something like:
.wlp-bighorn-titlebar {
background-color:#FF0000;
background-image:url(your image path);
It is highly recommended to have all customizations go into custom.css file only. Please make sure that you have this custom.css file entry in the skin.xml file (in case of bighorn) or skin.properties file (in case of old legacy default skin). This .xml or .properties file can be found under same folder structure like: WebContent\framework\skins\yourSkin. For new bighorn skin.xml file this custom.css file entry is already there. But for old legacy default skin you may need to add this entry.
HTH
Ravi Jegga

Background image in Spry dropdown menu

Hey everyone,
I am at my wits end. I am converting an old table-based page to a css standards-compliant page and need to use a spry drop-down menu but can't get a background image to show up in the menu. If the top-most level has no submenu, then the background image shows up fine. But if I have a submenu, then no background image will display. I have put a background image in every place I can think of in the css for the menu, but it won't show up. I have googled for a solution, read the documentation on the spry menus, as well as searched through the Dreamweaver forum to no avail.
Does anyone know how to do this? If it is not possible, can someone let me know that?
Here is the page: http://www.sportplanesflorida.com/index_css.php (notice how the "Learn to Fly" tab has no background image).
Thanks for your help.
Mike

remove the background-position:95% 50%; from your css.
ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemSubmenu {
background-position:95% 50%;
background-repeat:no-repeat;

How to Replace Background Image?

I needed to replace a background still. In photoshop I changed the background still and saved it as itself.Then I opened Encore, but the old background still appeared. In the Project Panel, I selected the image and tried to replace it with the new image but I got the message that the asset was already imported. I went back and changed the name of the new image to a different name and retried to replace the old image. Encore di replace the old image with the new image in the Project Panel but did not replace the image in my menu. So I had to manually delete the old image in the menu, drag the new image into the menu and manually center it. Is there a better way?

I needed to replace a background still. In photoshop I changed the background still and saved it as itself.Then I opened Encore...
This makes it sound like you did this "outside" Encore, which begs for trouble.
Use "edit in photoshop" from inside Encore, so that Encore knows about the change you made.
Or delete the menu from Encore, change it, then import it in its changed form.

Background image not displaying

I'm developing pages that will each have a different background image. i've defined a div with the bg image in it and put that div in the code, but the bg image doesn't show up. i've also tried adding a bg color to the div and that doesn't show up either, so i'm sure it's not a path or file name issue. css & code below.
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@charset "UTF-8";
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#leftside ul.menu {
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    float: left;
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    padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
    margin-right: 0px;
    margin-bottom: 0px;
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    padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
    float: left;
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    display: inline;
    list-style: none;
    padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
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    margin-left: 0px;
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    line-height: 0px;
h1 {
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    font-weight: bold;
    margin-bottom: 3px;
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Start by fixing the code errors.
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.elixir.biz%2Fcore%2Ffacilitie s.html
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css21&warning=0&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww. elixir.biz%2Fcore%2Ffacilities.html
Your document type doesn't match your HTML closing tags. Modify > Page properties > Encoding > choose either HTML or XHTML (transitional) and hit Apply.
Images require an alt attribute for better web accessibility. If you want to skip this for now and add them later, that's OK.
but your code won't validate until you add them to each image.
When you've fixed the code errors, repbulish the page and see if that fixes the problem.
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
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Tips for Creating Background Image

I'd like to be able to use a background image on my website like this example: http://my.studiopress.com/themes/parallax/#demo-full
I've found a few images, but there either to light or colorful and the white text just doesn't stand out over the image.
Any tips from Photoshop experts on how I can transform images so they're faded/darker (like the image in the link) so my white text stands out clearly?

Wouldn't it make more sense to put your information on the main site page where everybody can see it?
Auto loading pop-up windows will be blocked by browsers with pop-up blocking (approx. 98%). If the site visitor initiates the pop-up by clicking a link, the pop-up won't be blocked.
That said, the manner in which pop-ups open depends on your site visitor's browser settings. For some it may open in a new tab. For others in a new window. That's why it's usually best to keep important information on the main site page where everybody will see it.
Pop-up windows in Dreamweaver:
Select a link. Go to the Behaviors Panel. Click the + sign and choose Open Browser Window. This will send up a dialogue for URL, window size, scroll bars, etc... Below is an old tutorial, but it's still relevant.
http://cbtcafe.com/dreamweaver/popup_text/index.html
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
http://alt-web.com/
http://twitter.com/altweb

Background Images Disappearing on External Display

I have a late model Macbook Air and just upgraded to Mountain Lion. Since doing so every time my Mac goes to screensaver and then I unlock it, it loses my background image on my external monitor (which I use as my primary when docked). The only way to then get it back is to logout and back in but then it onlh stays until it goes to screen saver again. Once it's "lost" opening "Change Desktop Background" and activating different background images has no effect... it just stays an ugly gray. This has onlhy been an issue since going to Mountain Lion and the image doesn't disappear on the Air's built-in display. Any ideas?

Unfortunately my issue is back. Selecting a new screensaver seemed to work for about 12 hours but now it's just the way it was. Today I tried softwater suggestion...
Open Terminal (Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) and copy/paste this command into the Terminal window:
rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.screensaver.plist
press 'return' on your keyboard.
Restart your mac and test for the issue.
... to no avail.
Other ideas?

Ipad background image size

I would like to use a background image that I have in my Photos File on my iPad. I selected it and can not resize it to fit the screen. It is currently 216 x 540 @ 72 dpi; 61kb. Does it need to be smaller? I have the same image on my iPhone 5 and it fits the screen perfectly.

Apparently you need to turn off reduce motion. I cant look at where that is exactly because I'm on my old iPad right now, but that will put back the move and scale

Setting background-image as editable in Fluid Grid Layout (Template file)

Hi, Im very basic on Dreamweaver so bare with me,
I am creating my first website and setting up my template file.
I am struggling with making my background image editable in the template file,
Alot of the awnsers point me into creating a new background style sheet which I have done.
I have included :
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../Background style sheet.css" type="text/css">
into my <head> in the source code and now im pretty lost for what to do next... I want to link it to all my mobile, tablet and desktop #main divs and then be able to edit the background image for my different web pages;
for example my home page is one background-image and then the other web pages all have other background images.
Sorry if I am not asking the right questions, I am very new to coding
Regards,
Confused Graphic Design student.

It's actually very easy to target the <body> of each page in an external stylesheet to change the background individually, just not with DW Templates.
Normally, what I would do is give each page's <body> tag an id, for example, on an about.html page...
<body id="about">
Then in the css, you would give the #about id a background-image setting...
#about {
background-image:url(about_bg.jpg);
Each page would have a similarly named id in the <body> and a corresponding #id in the css.
Side Note: Stick to lower case, alpha numeric file names for all of your pages and images. Use underscores or hyphens instead of spaces for them too. Servers are CaSe SenSitIvE and a link to Index.html (capital i) will not go to a page named index.html (lowercase i). It will work on your local system, just not on the server because the server sees the case structure difference as two separate files.

Lost old background images

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