i meant the <div id=”wrapper”> sorry
hope someone can help, im sure its a silly mistake
Try applying a min-height to #wrapper.
http://pastebin.com/2T8m9Lam
sorry ive read the instructions and put the code here
but the wrapper is extended enough by the header to footer code isnt it so at least the color value should show?
can you have an image and color value attached to the background tag
esmi
it sort of worked!!
does the wrapper start at the top of the header? as the graphic isnt quite doing what i expeted
ok seem to have sorted that, can i do this?
#wrapper{
background-image: url(img/background_02.jpg);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-color: #d1d2d4;
so where the background stops it continues with the same background colour as at the moment it just stops and goes white after the image stops
you can see it on this page clearly
click here to see an example
i have it to this stage atm
http://www.instant-print.co.uk/sample-site
but on long pages this happens, any ideas? is the background colour not showing?
http://www.instant-print.co.uk/sample-site/posts
does the wrapper start at the top of the header?
The div wraps around the entire page but you may need to clear any floats to pull it down properly.
#wrapper:after {
content: ".";
display: block;
height: 0;
clear: both;
visibility: hidden;
}
do i have to link to that in the php pages?
ok im up to this now i have put that code in, nearly there, thanks for the help so far
http://www.instant-print.co.uk/sample-site/posts
the background is not starting until it clears the sidebar and container divs, but it is now doing what i want it to do, how do i get the image to start just under the header and the background colour continue to the footer?
Try changing background-position: right center; to background-position: right 192px;.
Try using Firefox and Firebug for this kind of work.
wicked, thanks!!!!
loading up firebug now, cheers for your help 🙂
