Can anyone helps me to make a background for my userpage? I've read many
tutorials but they don't help at all. I don't know what's wrong with my
background
Here's the codes I've been trying to do:
<style type="text/css">
body
{background-image:http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e279/what_is_happy/2.jpg;
background-repeat:repeat;
background-position:top left; background-attachment:fixed}
</style>
or just plainly:
<body
background="http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e279/what_is_happy/2.jpg">
the 2nd one works in the tutorial "tryit" page but both don't work in
minitokyo Can anyone help me find the problem with them? Thanks!
Hi hoatim!
The background setup for minitokyo is different than other sites. It is divided
into multiple sections, top, topCenter, topLeft, main, leftMenu, rightMenu and
content.
For example....
#leftMenu {
background: url(image url) no-repeat top right;
}
#rightMenu {
background: url() repeat-x top;
}
#content {
background: url(image url) no-repeat top left;
}
For your background, I would suggest that you either use the #topCenter or the
#content area.
Here is another way to put the image as a background, but it goes for the
background of your content (your menus and page content as well as your
guestbook).
I've always thought that url(image url) means that the url goes outside and then
something goes inside (but I had no idea what), you know? That's how I got the
code wrong
Do you know how to put this into the content?
body { color: #CC3366; background: #6633FF; }
I tried using ur codes but it seems to be only good for the image links
I've always thought that url(image url) means that the url goes outside and then
something goes inside (but I had no idea what), you know? That's how I got the
code wrong
Do you know how to put this into the content?
body { color: #CC3366; background: #6633FF; }
I tried using ur codes but it seems to be only good for the image links
Oh no problem!
Yes, where it says "(image url)", you put the image's location
there.
As for your next question, I believe you've already solved that yourself. Where
it says "body", you just put ".inner". Is that how you
wanted it or did you want to put that as the entire background color?
Oh lol, it seems like it, last time I checked I couldn't get it but it seems to
be okay now. The color is a little too bright, though; I'm gonna need to change
it later.... Oh well, thanks for your help! =D I wouldn't have made it without
u! ^^
Can anyone helps me to make a background for my userpage? I've read many tutorials but they don't help at all. I don't know what's wrong with my background
Here's the codes I've been trying to do:
<style type="text/css">
body {background-image:http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e279/what_is_happy/2.jpg; background-repeat:repeat;
background-position:top left; background-attachment:fixed}
</style>
or just plainly:
<body background="http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e279/what_is_happy/2.jpg">
the 2nd one works in the tutorial "tryit" page but both don't work in minitokyo
Can anyone help me find the problem with them? 
Thanks!
Hi hoatim!
The background setup for minitokyo is different than other sites. It is divided into multiple sections, top, topCenter, topLeft, main, leftMenu, rightMenu and content.
For example....
For your background, I would suggest that you either use the #topCenter or the #content area.
Here is another way to put the image as a background, but it goes for the background of your content (your menus and page content as well as your guestbook).
I hope this helps.
-DS2000
Oh wow, thank you very much! ^^
I've always thought that url(image url) means that the url goes outside and then something goes inside (but I had no idea what), you know? That's how I got the code wrong
Do you know how to put this into the content?
body { color: #CC3366; background: #6633FF; }
I tried using ur codes but it seems to be only good for the image links
Oh no problem!
Yes, where it says "(image url)", you put the image's location there.
As for your next question, I believe you've already solved that yourself.
Where
it says "body", you just put ".inner". Is that how you
wanted it or did you want to put that as the entire background color?
If so.....
Oh lol, it seems like it, last time I checked I couldn't get it but it seems to be okay now. The color is a little too bright, though; I'm gonna need to change it later.... Oh well, thanks for your help! =D I wouldn't have made it without u! ^^