Background image help

[MrEvilChaos]

okay Well I have a background image for my site and it works but Now with my updated firefox I cant see the background image and this goes for any other browser help Thanks

[Dave]

Can you post the code you're using to show this background? Would be a great help!

[MrEvilChaos]

Sure here you go

 

body {
background-attachment:fixed;
background-repeat: repeat;
background-color: ;
background-image:url(dark3.jpg);
margin-top: 0px;
margin-bottom: 0px;
font-family:calibri, helvetica, arial, geneva, sans-serif;font-size:12px;color: Limegreen;
  scrollbar-base-color: #005B70; 
  scrollbar-arrow-color: #F3960B;
  scrollbar-DarkShadow-Color: #000000;

}

[MrEvilChaos]

but on other browsers it will show a black area were the main content is and idk why

[Dayo]

you are using background-color: ; you have to specify the color also you could replace all the

background-attachment:fixed;

background-repeat: repeat;

background-color: ;

background-image:url(dark3.jpg);

with this

background: url(dark3.jpg); repeat fixed #000;

(un-tested)

[MrEvilChaos]

I did put a color and nothing changed and your code did nothing as well

[Dave]

I did put a color and nothing changed and your code did nothing as well

A link to the page would be great.

[MrEvilChaos]

what browser would u be using?

[W3Theory || Peter]

you are using background-color: ; you have to specify the color also you could replace all the

background-attachment:fixed;

background-repeat: repeat;

background-color: ;

background-image:url(dark3.jpg);

with this

background: url(dark3.jpg); repeat fixed #000;

(un-tested)

Dayo was right just one small error

background: #000 url(dark3.jpg) repeat fixed;

is it in an image folder?

[MrEvilChaos]

No its just an img no folder and i got it to work for firefox but its still messed up in any other browser

[W3Theory || Peter]

link?

[MrEvilChaos]

sent

[W3Theory || Peter]

I am lost on what is missing? I see the bg image, is it a red design?

[MrEvilChaos]

yes but its on the index that it messes up like i said it works on firefox but I would like browser compatibility

[W3Theory || Peter]

That is because you define no background for the content area. As right now the content has a black background blocking look. It has nothing to do with the body css.

[MrEvilChaos]

you mean background-color: ; I change that to

background-color: Transparent ;

[W3Theory || Peter]

just do background: none; for the container in the content. As if you are using the old mccodes I am pretty sure one of the tables has a background variable for it

[MrEvilChaos]

how would i do that?

[W3Theory || Peter]

Care to post your header coding?

[MrEvilChaos]

Fixed Thanks :thumbup:

[W3Theory || Peter]

I would remove all bgcolor parts in the tables, donm't leave them blank

[MrEvilChaos]

so get rid of every bgcolor ? IE: bgcolor $bgcolor ?

[MrEvilChaos]

well i tryed that and it broke -.-

[W3Theory || Peter]

How will that break it? It's just $bgcolor in the tables?

[MrEvilChaos]

so only remove the $bgcolor ?