Im try make a site have a variable height depending on how much content put in there.
Like on this site it has a shadow at the each side of the layout, this is a image? but how to you repeat that image so it keeps on going down the page when you add more contents?
Megan posted this at 16:25—20th March 2008.
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That shadow is a background image on the containing div. Use repeat-y to get the image to repeat only vertically, repeat-x to get it to repeat only horizontally. Look up CSS background properties and experiment.
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matt159 posted this at 17:57—20th March 2008.
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How can I get it to repeat its self as i add content?
Megan posted this at 18:51—20th March 2008.
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It should just do that. Unless you're doing something really weird with your code. Can you show us what you're working on?
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matt159 posted this at 19:26—20th March 2008.
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I have attached the html/css and a image explaining
dont know if this helps you?
Megan posted this at 13:30—21st March 2008.
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It would be better to see a working web page URL.
You're going to have problems with this because everything is absolutely positioned. You need to learn to code this properly.
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JeevesBond posted this at 21:17—21st March 2008.
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Eeek, this is one of the problems of using ImageReady to create the code for you: it's not very good at it. The design will break and it's impossible to update it.
I had a brief look at your code but would say it's impossible without completely re-writing all of it. You really do need to know HTML to create Web pages, am not trying to be patronising, just telling you the truth I'm afraid.
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