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No, I believe my background is a color.
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i think you would have to create a new navbar table to allow the new pics to be added in there seeing as i'm going offline for a while i cant do it the now, but if you want feel free to pm me and i'll have a look
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Otherwise I have another idea. how about you make this the background for the navbar place? http://www.rarewarecentral.com/forums/images/linebg.png I wont be able to do that so if anybody who can add it where it should be in the code is appreciated. |
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Yeah. If you'd give me a code and tell me where to add it I could do that.
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The image is a waste, you should just resize what you already have in place.
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Your issue is in no relation to an image. What you need to do is modify your <TD> settings in your CSS.
If you locate: Code:
<td height="15" bgcolor="#0d150f"> <!-- nav buttons bar --> <div class="tborder" style="padding:1px; border-top-width:0px"> So in an essence you need to find a happy-medium between the TD and the table-data posted above. What is happening is the CSS table-data is superseding anything you place manually into the code. Please let me know if I was able to be of any assistance! |
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I really don't understand why there should be so many complications. |
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Because the image is a much larger waste of bandwith and doesn't make the code any less complicated. In fact, putting the image there makes it less likely to be understood properly by all browsers.
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TigerC10 is correct,
There is no reason to place an image there the same color of the background. You make it harder for spiders to run through, harder on the end-user PCs to render the page, wasting bandwidth, messy code, and a whole slew of other things (to my knowledge). The best way is to size the table properly and have your coding validated by the CSS standards. If you are truly bent on putting images there, place another table to create a separate CSS class with those variables there. But I can tell you right now, after reviewing your code, it is extremely messy and needs a lot of cleaning up. However it looks very sharp |
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