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ChuckRWD #1
CSS on sides of body or site
Look at this site: [url]http://www.spadent.com/[/url]. Many sites I see have that little
gradient on the left and right sides of the webpage. How can I mimic this
effect using CSS? Would I do it in CSS or with a background image in cells on
the main table to the left and right of the center cell? Please advise as I
want my sites to look as professional as possible!
Thanks!
Chuck
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rilkesf #2 Re: CSS on sides of body or site
The site you listed as an example uses several layers of background images.
They use a background image applied to the <body> tag to create the vertical
gradient. Other images placed in the top two columns create the banner and
background area with the patchwork texture. Then, they apply various
backgrounds at different points to create the dropshadow effect to the centered
content area. Right-click around on the site and view background to see what I
mean.
The way you go about doing it on your own site really depends on the results
you're trying to accomplish. A simple solution would be to apply one
background to the <body> tag and then appropriate backgrounds to the far left
and right cells (to create a dropshadow, for example).
I would recommend setting the background images with CSS simply because it
will give you greater control of their position as well as if and how you want
the image to repeat.
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