Ikari

I've been reading over the pages on CSS backgrounds, but I just can't figure out how to make the background repeat on the right! I know 'y' is repeat one line on the left, and 'x' is repeat one line on the top, but I con't find the one to repeat one line on the right.

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background-repeat: no-repeat;ORbackground-repeat: repeat-x;ORbackground-repeat: repeat-y;That helps?

hi! I'm just new to creating webpages and I've been using the internet and some books for reference. But I can't seem to find how to havea split background. by split, what I mean is, for example i want the left side of the page to be black and the other half to be pink. is this possible? I really appreciate your help!

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make a two new div layers with "z-index: -10" and "width: 50%" other is floating left and other is floating right. Then just put the right background colors. I thik it would work.

I would like to show an image at the bottom right of my page.  The following method works fine until the content gets too big.position: absolute;bottom: 20px;right: 20px;If there is enough content to fill the window, the image is then shown inside the content.  Is there any way to edit the CSS so that the image will show in the bottom right of the window but not show inside the content if there is enough of it?

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Make a new div top layer (z-index: 10) with 100% width and 100% height. Then put an image to its background and set image's position to bottom left. I think it works.

Have you tried using ID's instead of classnames?td#id_name {}or just#id_name {}<td id="id_name">...</td>I use Opera, and I've never encountered this particular problem before...

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ID's.... and still use that uniform <td> style? Mhh... I must try that tomorrow

Gosh.. I looked right over your links!!!...Anyways... is there any reason you have this on your stylesheet?:

Is there a ... problem with them..? Or...?

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So could Firefox ignore invidual <td> style because of uniform style assigned to them?EDIT*Damn! I tested a bit, and yes! That's the problem. The td { } overrides all other td.xxx { } styles.Now I wonder that why? It shouldn't do that. Opera does that too.. anyone have used othes browsers?td { } doesn't have to be there, I could insert thesebackground-repeat: no-repeat;background-attachment: fixed;font-size: 10px;color: #484848;to invidual styles....But still FF (and Opera now) bugs me because it's not working very well.

http://www.rift-ws.com/index.htmlhttp://www.rift-ws.com/style.cssWhat's wrong with the css code? Why FF shows only one <td>'s background, not all?I validated my css file, and it is almost correct but there are no errors in td's with background.IMHO: Firefox blows