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XHTML questions
How can I insert a background image in XHTML and also have it validate at w3.validator.org? Any ideas?
Also, how can I get my bottom menu-bar to be at the bottom of the screen rather than half way up on empty-ish pages? Is there any way to root it there? Any ideas would be much appreciated. Craig Taylor |
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To insert a background you need to use CSS. Like this:
[style type="text/css"][!-- body { background:url('path') } //--][/style] Obviously you will need to substitute the right brackets. The second thing you ask is hard. The easiest option would be to insert extra line breaks at the end. You could also use a table which took up the whole area of the page which had two rows. The first row would automatically expand whereas the second would contain the menu bar and be fixed. |
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thanks. I'll give that a try.
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No need for CSS, simply use:
PHP Code:
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must validate xhtml
yeah, that works but what I really need is to have it validate as XHTML (using the w3 validator) and so far I haven't been able to do that. unless you have any ideas I may just use CSS as that validates easily.
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All the information on computer programs, including XHTML, that you will ever want to know in Quicktime format.
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