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Scrolling Images Background
Hello once again, I have tried for about 2 hours...searching google, uploading, trial and error and still haven't gotten anywhere, so I turned to the mechers for help again.
The scrolling images can be viewed here, www.greenwood-ref.profusehost.net/test/ I just want tochange the White Background to this color = 292B3A Thanks so much in advance PHP Code:
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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Zick boy - your post was deleted because it's broken down the forum page rendering. Please using the [ php ][ php] VB tags to enter your html code!
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Oops, my bad. Let's try this again...
Change the background color of the page inside de IFrame and not on the iframe tag itself. See if that works. |
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I'm sorry I don't undertand where to place it.
I have tried this aswell PHP Code:
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Your external.htm file should have the bg color defined, it it's BODY tag. As it stands it works fine for FF but for IE you do see the bgcolor of external.htm
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It's not defind in the external.htm file, not as I can see. The original is below
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Quote:
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Ah...! I'll give it a shot. Got called into work..worked 14 hours..so I'm kinda tired now...Will get on it when I'm more alive.
Thanks Statica |
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Where you have id="datamain" add name="datamain" just after it.
Was always told to do that. But what your trying to do is over my head. |
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on the BODY tag of your external.html add a bgcolor attribute like this:
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Alright, IT WORKS..
Thank Statica and Zickboy Putting it in the external as PHP Code:
I ahd trouble viewing it as the free host placed ads inside the iframe. So I decided to dish out some bucks and got a domain. www.kingston-greenwoodrefs.com Thanks, I'll be sure to link pcmech. BTW do they have a button for use? |
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Check with : David Risley
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