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Published: 2006-11-19 23:34:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 11818; Favourites: 108; Downloads: 535
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This is part #1 of a short series I'm working on.
Next Part (#2): More on selectors [coming soon]
More Resourceshttp://www.w3schools.com/css
http://rendur.com/ (test your css, live!)
If you have any questions, feel free to note me, and I'll do my best to help.
Any comments are appreciated.
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Comments: 66
Great job, this will help a lot of ppl that are just starting up
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Your wonderful tutorial has been featured here.[link]
Thank you for providing the gallery with such awesome Resources.
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Great tutorial!
What font did you use? Whatever it is, it's aawweessoommee!!!
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Rawr. I still don't get CSS. *shrugs* Ah, well. I'll give it time to sink in.
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nice tut.. very good for beginners and people who know some css, but not the right definitions.. like me... I didn't know it was called selectors, properties and values.. well, I'm glad I learned it..
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You also might wanna point out that it's important to include the semicolon behind each value...
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Man I wish I had this when I was first starting out learning CSS.
Great job explaining.
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hey my jounral look great like i wanted in firefox, but in IE the drawing of a leaf goes behind teh title of myjournal...is teher a way that i can put in my code that for IE i wanta differenet margin of padding for the journal title?
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Hmm, interesting. I'll look into it
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ok thank you, if you find out how, please let me know
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Awesome. I'll put this in the #CSShelp topic. :D
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Thanks a lot! I'm just starting work on the (long overdue) next guide right now
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hmm... would you like this done up as a dK2 journal theme? (the design of it.)
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Hey miksago, that would be really cool. If you've got the time
I can send the PSD if you like.
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sure, emails on the user page, i'll see to it's coding.
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awesome little tut...
Im quite familiar with css, but I never knew it was called selectors, properties and values...
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Hey, glad you learned something new
Thanks.
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Thanks! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
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Very well put together. I havn't had much problems in relation to CSS and IE7, but FireFox is a pain, it won't display my backgorund
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That's interesting (usually it's the other way around 
Do you mind posting the css that you're using?
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I'm in college at the moment. The CSS is simply
I think the image is .bmp and is a flowery background.
Now when i preview this in IE7 it's fine, but FF won't display it at all!
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If the image is a .bmp, I would recommend saving it as one of the common web formats (gif, jpg, png). I prefer png or gif for simple images, but if your image is very detailed (like a photograph) you might want to use a jpg.
Next, try changing your CSS to something this:
body
{
background-image: url(path/to/image.png);
background-repeat: repeat;
}
Notice that you don't need quotes for the path.
Try this out and let me know if it works
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Il try it tonight when i get back from work. thanks!
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Thank you very much!
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I hope it is, thank you
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Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
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these will come handy for all those ppl @ forums that ask about css
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Thanks a lot, I hope it does!
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The best way to learn is to ask questions
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Huh.. I didn't know these things worked that way.
I think I'll keep this in my favs incase if I decide to work on something like this. Thanks for sharing the info.
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Thanks for the fav, I hope it helps you
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Wow, so simple, nice, easy to understand, great job
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Thanks for your comment and fav.
I hope it helps you.
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