I need someone with CSS-fu. [EDIT]
Aug. 28th, 2009 07:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
perpetual_motionSo, I'm working on the webpage. I've set up a test version of both my css and html so that I can see how things look:
Here's the test page.
Basically, I took my index and added a bunch of text [my favorite Woody/Nigel story] to work on the repeating image. Here's the issue: the repeating image only shows up 1 and 1/2 times in Firefox and Safari, but it shows up fine in Opera [I don't have IE, so I don't know what it looks like there.]. Is this Firefox and Safari being bastards, or is my code screwy?
Here's my CSS.
I've been dicking about with the whole thing for roughly two hours, and I cannot figure out how to fix the repeating image issue. Also, I can't figure out how to lose the small white border that's on the top edge of the page.
Also, I'm using basic html instead of XHTML because I only recently [read: Monday] found out the difference, and my first attempt to match the index_test.html with the xhtml codes led to my pictures completely disappearing, so something is obviously screwy in my code there [if you know what that is, do tell].
EDIT: I win! The image needed to be set in the, "html, body" section, not as a separate background piece. Thank you, CSS Zen Garden. Seriously, if you want to find a way to pump up your site, that's the place to go.
Here's the test page.
Basically, I took my index and added a bunch of text [my favorite Woody/Nigel story] to work on the repeating image. Here's the issue: the repeating image only shows up 1 and 1/2 times in Firefox and Safari, but it shows up fine in Opera [I don't have IE, so I don't know what it looks like there.]. Is this Firefox and Safari being bastards, or is my code screwy?
Here's my CSS.
I've been dicking about with the whole thing for roughly two hours, and I cannot figure out how to fix the repeating image issue. Also, I can't figure out how to lose the small white border that's on the top edge of the page.
Also, I'm using basic html instead of XHTML because I only recently [read: Monday] found out the difference, and my first attempt to match the index_test.html with the xhtml codes led to my pictures completely disappearing, so something is obviously screwy in my code there [if you know what that is, do tell].
EDIT: I win! The image needed to be set in the, "html, body" section, not as a separate background piece. Thank you, CSS Zen Garden. Seriously, if you want to find a way to pump up your site, that's the place to go.
