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Backgound Image?

         

TennesseeGuy

4:49 pm on Jan 31, 2005 (gmt 0)

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When using uss to set a background image does it stretch the image? I have a simple 27X1 pixel background I am calling upon via css. When applied I loose the gradient effect the image contains. To validate this was occuring I inserted another simple 27x27 pixel image into the td calling upon this class and voila....the image contains the slight gradient while the <td> does not. Is this normal or is there a style I am not applying?

Storyman

5:16 pm on Jan 31, 2005 (gmt 0)

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TennesseeGuy,

Unless they have invented a new CSS command backgrounds do not stretch. You can set your background to repeat on the X or Y axis (X is horiszontal and Y is vertical) or not to repeat. If you are using no-repeat or repeating only on the X or Y axis you have the added command as to the location of the background image.

You might want to Google "tutorial CSS background position" for further information.

TennesseeGuy

5:29 pm on Jan 31, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I figured it out...another blonde moment...lol Was saving the image as a different image thne I was calling upon within the table....lol Go figure...lol