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I've been using CSS sprites for a while now, mainly using it for icons, but I want to sprite up my backgrounds too. All the backgrounds I want to sprite I want to repeat Horizontally (left to right) but I can't get it too work. I know you can repeat in one direction only with CSS sprites, but it still wont work. #header {width: 100%; height: 215px;background:transparent url('files/site/spritebg.png') repeat top left; background-position: 0;} .sitemenu {float:left; width:690px; height:35px; color:#FFF; font-size:13pt; background-image:url(files/site/spritebg.png); background-repeat: repeat-
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Hello, I need help with something i think is quite easy to solve maybe for the real experianced ones. I am a webeditor, but still not professional, and experianced with all sort of css layouts etc. So it about this site: http://mbdbygg.zxq.net/ . I have never maked a background/layout like this before, and am considering some other way to achive how i want it, but i guess i wont need to do it all over. So look at the site: http://mbdbygg.zxq.net/. When you open it in a normal fullscreen window it looks ok, and that is how it is suppose to look. When one minimize the window you can see that th
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Hi, Can you please help me any one. Problem: I've given background image for the div with repeat-x to show 100% in browser. But when I reisze the browser, horizantal scrollbar will displays in bottom of the browser. When I scroll the horizantal scroll bar the background image not repeating it stoped some position. I don't know why I tried background-size in css3, still not working also I've attached image you can refer that for good understand Is it possible to fix, How? Please tell me anyone with your solutions.
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I have been using Positioning and Float to set up a banner. I want to have a fixed height banner (starting at the top of the page) and for this to have: an image located on the left; a background (generated from an img); and a single line of text aligned to the right of it and at the bottom. The html has a div with an id. This div contains the img and that has a class which floats it to the left. This div also contains the text, which is aligned to the right. The external CSS style sheet details the id, which repeats a background img to fill the browser window [repeat-x (doesn't seem to
