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Awesome, thank you so much!! It looks a lot better :hug:
I've edited and saved as a UFO (Ulead file for Objects)
Web browsers will only be able to show transparent GIF or PNG files, and Internet Explorer still has trouble showing transparent PNGs. Your best bet is to use a transparent GIF.
I've made one for you right here: Lucian.gif
I also have another question, my image 'Lucian', I've edited and saved as a UFO (Ulead file for Objects), I wanted him to be an object, without the white background...But photobucket doesn't acknowledge him as such. How do I/can I do that? For my background images can show up around him and such...
Awesome, thank you It worked.
I'm just trying to personalize a few templates, I allow members to make template requests, and I eventually will get around to making a default template for my site.
http://moonshineoekaki.net/index.php <--- This is my Halloween Template
You can't add images to the templates directly unless you edit the HTML code in the index/header/footer files. However, you can set background images with CSS. Background images in CSS work pretty much the same way the old "BGIMAGE" tag works in HTML.
With (almost) any CSS element, you can set a background image, as follows:
body { background-color: #F7DEC2; background-image: url("background.jpg"); }
...where "body" is the element in question. In this case, the entire body (or background) of the web site will be filled with the image. The image would have to be located in the templates folder. The "url()" function translates a URL into a path that CSS can use, so you can use an off-site image for your background, though that isn't recommended.
What would you like to do to your site?
I've been making templates, but I've been wanting to add an image, you know like the banana template, but I can't figure it out.
Could someone explain that down to a pathetic level of intelligence?