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by Spottedleaf August 16th 2014, 10:30 pmCan I get the html background image code please?
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Requesting a code for a HTML background.
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Hi,
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I've edited your topic title to include 'For a HTML background because our search engine works on topic titles only
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Hello Spottedleaf,
To add a background to a page you must style your HTML elements with CSS. For example :
Add the code below to Display > Colors > CSS stylesheet
Replace /myimage.gif by the URL of your image.
To add a background to a page you must style your HTML elements with CSS. For example :
Add the code below to Display > Colors > CSS stylesheet
- Code:
body { background:url(/myimage.gif) repeat }
Replace /myimage.gif by the URL of your image.
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I added it but I don't see any changes.
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Spottedleaf wrote:I added it but I don't see any changes.
You did replace /myimage.gif with your own image url, correct?
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It worked but I wanted a code that goes in the html section. Not CSS.
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Try addingSpottedleaf wrote:It worked but I wanted a code that goes in the html section. Not CSS.
- Code:
style="background:url('/myimage.gif');"
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Is this for an HTML page ? If so you'll have to create an inline stylesheet within your <head> tag.
Ex :
or you can write it in the <body> tag's style attribute :
Ex :
- Code:
<head>
 <style type="text/css">
  body { background:url(/myimage.gif) repeat }
 </style>
</head>
or you can write it in the <body> tag's style attribute :
- Code:
<body style="background:url(/myimage.gif) repeat;">
 <!-- CHILD ELEMENTS -->
</body>