See the article about sliding doors at alistapart.
This will show you how to put "tab" menus at the top of your pages, using unordered lists and CSS styling.
jimberry
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Another take on this is to use two (or even more) versions of the same background image, with background-attachment: fixed;
This is described by Eric Meyer in his complex spiral demo
I think this didn't work in IE6, but it appears to be one of the (few?) CSS compliance issues that has been fixed with IE7.Leave a comment:
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Try the menu examples and tutorials at alistapartLeave a comment:
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Can you post a link to the page that is not working, or else post the HTML code which is supposed to work with this CSS?Leave a comment:
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Is the background applied to the body element or to another element?
It could be another element that has a width that does not allow room for horizontal repeats.
If you have applied a "repeat" value to the "background " or "background-repeat" property, that could also result in the behaviour that you describe.
repeat-x = repeat to right and left only
repeat-y = repeat up and down only
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Rather more are using IE7, and that is almost as bad....Leave a comment:
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You can remove all those repeating img elements (thblue.gif) from the HTML and replace them with CSS repeating background-image selectors in a couple of classes. (If you are up for a challenge, I'll give you some time to work that out for yourself before I post my suggested code).
By the way, you have let a couple of spaces slip into your mouse event opacity statements (or maybe that was to disable them on purpose?)Leave a comment:
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If you just want to take your styles out of the HTML into the CSS, try this
(I've left the two larger images for you to work out from the example ;-) )
[HTML]<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
p.ridge {border-color: #FFD700; position: absolute; top:690px; left: 260px; width: 100;
border-style: ridge;text-align: center;font-family: times; color: #00000}
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What exactly are you dissatisfied with?
Are the images not displaying as you want?
If not, how would you like them to display?Leave a comment:
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Dreamweaver templates vs iframes.
If you use a template to incorporate common content into several pages, whenever you change a the template, DW has to update every page that uses the template, and you have to upload all those pages.
When you use an iframe to incorporate common content (as a separate html page) into several pages, changing that one common "page" is enough. Uploading that one common page will update every...Leave a comment:
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