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blazedark

Started by aura, Feb 01, 14, 10:25:24 AM

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aura

i was wondering if any of you lovely smart people may be able to help me.

i have installed Jeff's "blazedark" theme, i would like to have a different background as im doing this for our valentines theme, so i have replaced the blazebg.gif with the image i wish to use, but its only showing on half the page.

i looked in the index.css and found this part of the code
{
   background: #000 url(../images/theme/blazebg.gif) top left repeat-x;
   font: 78%/130% "Verdana", "Arial", "Helvetica", sans-serif;
   margin: 0 auto;
   padding: 25px 0;

dont laugh please *S* i know im blonde, but im sure that means its repeating, is that correct?

any tips would be wonderful

thanks in advance.

aura

Maxx

#1
TRy leaving out the  "repeat-x" and see what happens, if not I may need you URL to the site!

we may have  to do it in percentage

regards,
Maxx

aura

i will try that thanks Maxx ....fingers crossed *grins*

Maxx

#3
I'm sorry my bad,.... you need to put there no-repeat, to replace repeat-x..
remove repeat-x or replace with "repeat" only! I miss read your post!
regards,
Maxx

aura

grins ...i will try that

aura

Maxx

sorry that didnt change, i did a hard refresh also.

could it be because i replaced the blazebg.gif, with a larger blazebg.gif

the file name is correct but its a lot bigger, sorry i hope i am making some sense.

aura

Maxx

if you want send me the URL in a PM so I can check it out!

regards,
Maxx

aura


ZarPrime

If your background image is a photo, then replace "repeat-x" with "no-repeat" but if it is a gradient or a pattern, try replacing "repeat-x" with just "repeat".

ZP

Maxx

Hows it look now?

regards,
Maxx