Background

I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left. Can i do
this with? If so, how?

Thanks

Jennie wrote:
> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left. Can i do
> this with? If so, how?
> Thanks

Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've tried,
and the problems you've run into? And it would be very helpful to see
the relevant html and css.

i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image to the
background, different sides...but i want more than one image. I want two...


"Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Jennie wrote:
>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left. Can i
>> do this with? If so, how?
>> Thanks
>
> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've tried,
> and the problems you've run into? And it would be very helpful to see the
> relevant html and css.

Jennie wrote:
> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image to the
> background, different sides...but i want more than one image. I want two...
>
> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>> Jennie wrote:
>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left. Can i
>>> do this with? If so, how?
>>> Thanks
>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've tried,
>> and the problems you've run into? And it would be very helpful to see the
>> relevant html and css.

What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and
using that single image as the background image of the page?

Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and using a
container div to hold the 2nd background image?

Will using the editor adjust for different screen if i put one top left and
bottom right?


"Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Jennie wrote:
>> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image to
>> the background, different sides...but i want more than one image. I want
>> two...
>>
>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left. Can i
>>>> do this with? If so, how?
>>>> Thanks
>>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've tried,
>>> and the problems you've run into? And it would be very helpful to see
>>> the relevant html and css.
>
> What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and using
> that single image as the background image of the page?
>
> Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and using a
> container div to hold the 2nd background image?

Jennie wrote:
> Will using the editor adjust for different screen if i put one top left and
> bottom right?
>
>
> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:zNidnQ6cWaNtLt_YnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@pghconnect.c om...
>> Jennie wrote:
>>> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image to
>>> the background, different sides...but i want more than one image. I want
>>> two...
>>>
>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left. Can i
>>>>> do this with? If so, how?
>>>>> Thanks
>>>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've tried,
>>>> and the problems you've run into? And it would be very helpful to see
>>>> the relevant html and css.
>> What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and using
>> that single image as the background image of the page?
>>
>> Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and using a
>> container div to hold the 2nd background image?

Sorry I wasn't clearer, I meant using Photoshop or some other image
editor to combine your two images into one image. It sounds like you'd
need to make one for every viewing resolution your users might have and
then write code to load the correct image for that user resolution, I
think javascript can do that.

What about using the 2nd background in a separate div? You still haven't
posted any code.

(Please bottom post, it makes following the entire message a lot simpler).

Mike Scirocco wrote:
> Jennie wrote:
>> Will using the editor adjust for different screen if i put one top
>> left and bottom right?
>>
>>
>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:zNidnQ6cWaNtLt_YnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@pghconnect.c om...
>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image
>>>> to the background, different sides...but i want more than one image.
>>>> I want two...
>>>>
>>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left.
>>>>>> Can i do this with? If so, how?
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've
>>>>> tried, and the problems you've run into? And it would be very
>>>>> helpful to see the relevant html and css.
>>> What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and
>>> using that single image as the background image of the page?
>>>
>>> Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and
>>> using a container div to hold the 2nd background image?
>
> Sorry I wasn't clearer, I meant using Photoshop or some other image
> editor to combine your two images into one image. It sounds like you'd
> need to make one for every viewing resolution your users might have and
> then write code to load the correct image for that user resolution, I
> think javascript can do that.
>
> What about using the 2nd background in a separate div? You still haven't
> posted any code.
>
> (Please bottom post, it makes following the entire message a lot simpler).

You might want to take a look at this:

http://javascript.internet.com/user-...ion-image.html

Mike Scirocco wrote:
> Mike Scirocco wrote:
>> Jennie wrote:
>>> Will using the editor adjust for different screen if i put one top
>>> left and bottom right?
>>>
>>>
>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:zNidnQ6cWaNtLt_YnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@pghconnect.c om...
>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image
>>>>> to the background, different sides...but i want more than one
>>>>> image. I want two...
>>>>>
>>>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left.
>>>>>>> Can i do this with? If so, how?
>>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've
>>>>>> tried, and the problems you've run into? And it would be very
>>>>>> helpful to see the relevant html and css.
>>>> What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and
>>>> using that single image as the background image of the page?
>>>>
>>>> Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and
>>>> using a container div to hold the 2nd background image?
>>
>> Sorry I wasn't clearer, I meant using Photoshop or some other image
>> editor to combine your two images into one image. It sounds like you'd
>> need to make one for every viewing resolution your users might have
>> and then write code to load the correct image for that user
>> resolution, I think javascript can do that.
>>
>> What about using the 2nd background in a separate div? You still
>> haven't posted any code.
>>
>> (Please bottom post, it makes following the entire message a lot
>> simpler).
>
> You might want to take a look at this:
>
> http://javascript.internet.com/user-...ion-image.html

This page uses javascript to load a different stylesheet depending on
the browser size:

http://www.themaninblue.com/experime...olutionLayout/

Sorry Mike, i am just learning CSS. Give me some time to write code.

"Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Mike Scirocco wrote:
>> Mike Scirocco wrote:
>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>> Will using the editor adjust for different screen if i put one top left
>>>> and bottom right?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:zNidnQ6cWaNtLt_YnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@pghconnect.c om...
>>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>>> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image
>>>>>> to the background, different sides...but i want more than one image.
>>>>>> I want two...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>>>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left.
>>>>>>>> Can i do this with? If so, how?
>>>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've
>>>>>>> tried, and the problems you've run into? And it would be very
>>>>>>> helpful to see the relevant html and css.
>>>>> What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and
>>>>> using that single image as the background image of the page?
>>>>>
>>>>> Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and using
>>>>> a container div to hold the 2nd background image?
>>>
>>> Sorry I wasn't clearer, I meant using Photoshop or some other image
>>> editor to combine your two images into one image. It sounds like you'd
>>> need to make one for every viewing resolution your users might have and
>>> then write code to load the correct image for that user resolution, I
>>> think javascript can do that.
>>>
>>> What about using the 2nd background in a separate div? You still haven't
>>> posted any code.
>>>
>>> (Please bottom post, it makes following the entire message a lot
>>> simpler).
>>
>> You might want to take a look at this:
>>
>> http://javascript.internet.com/user-...ion-image.html
>
> This page uses javascript to load a different stylesheet depending on the
> browser size:
>
> http://www.themaninblue.com/experime...olutionLayout/
>

Here Mike, I got dreavweaver to help write the code...


<style type="text/css">
<!--
body {
background-attachment: fixed;
background-color: #CCCCCC;
background-image:
url(file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/bill/My%20Documents/My%20Pictures/2006-10-13/Scan1.JPG);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: left bottom;
}
-->
</style>
</head>

<body>

</body>
</html>

This puts the image left bottom. What I want to do is put two images on the
body tag. One left bottom and one left top.

I work with Photoshop sometime. What am I do to fix an image so it will
look the same on different screen resolutions? Make 3 different versions of
the image?

"Jennie" <hnix@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> Sorry Mike, i am just learning CSS. Give me some time to write code.
>
> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:ZtWdneOMp7c2RN_YnZ2dnUVZ_tCdnZ2d@pghconnect.c om...
>> Mike Scirocco wrote:
>>> Mike Scirocco wrote:
>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>> Will using the editor adjust for different screen if i put one top
>>>>> left and bottom right?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>>>> news:zNidnQ6cWaNtLt_YnZ2dnUVZ_vednZ2d@pghconnect.c om...
>>>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>>>> i know how to add one photo to the sides flush...Attaching an image
>>>>>>> to the background, different sides...but i want more than one image.
>>>>>>> I want two...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> "Mike Scirocco" <mscir@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>>>>>> Jennie wrote:
>>>>>>>>> I want a background photo bottom left and another photo top left.
>>>>>>>>> Can i do this with? If so, how?
>>>>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>>>> Can you explain a little more about what you want and what you've
>>>>>>>> tried, and the problems you've run into? And it would be very
>>>>>>>> helpful to see the relevant html and css.
>>>>>> What about using an editor to add both images to a single image, and
>>>>>> using that single image as the background image of the page?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Or what about using one image as the background of the page, and
>>>>>> using a container div to hold the 2nd background image?
>>>>
>>>> Sorry I wasn't clearer, I meant using Photoshop or some other image
>>>> editor to combine your two images into one image. It sounds like you'd
>>>> need to make one for every viewing resolution your users might have and
>>>> then write code to load the correct image for that user resolution, I
>>>> think javascript can do that.
>>>>
>>>> What about using the 2nd background in a separate div? You still
>>>> haven't posted any code.
>>>>
>>>> (Please bottom post, it makes following the entire message a lot
>>>> simpler).
>>>
>>> You might want to take a look at this:
>>>
>>> http://javascript.internet.com/user-...ion-image.html
>>
>> This page uses javascript to load a different stylesheet depending on the
>> browser size:
>>
>> http://www.themaninblue.com/experime...olutionLayout/
>>
>
>