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class = more than 1
id = unique
it depends how you do it, if you are specifying location, or just using other code to structure it!
you could have basic code which styles the div, so for example #container, and then just position it under each other,
i can't really explain it without seeing how you're going to be doing it, but check out what im currently doing at the moment; jsbhosting.com - for uni, pretty much all css-based
any q's send us a pm, but check the source on that, may help you out as i've done something similar with the sidebar!
id = unique
it depends how you do it, if you are specifying location, or just using other code to structure it!
you could have basic code which styles the div, so for example #container, and then just position it under each other,
i can't really explain it without seeing how you're going to be doing it, but check out what im currently doing at the moment; jsbhosting.com - for uni, pretty much all css-based
any q's send us a pm, but check the source on that, may help you out as i've done something similar with the sidebar!
MK7 GTD & Mini GP
Yeah, thats the problem, I am positioning the Divs aswell with px or %.
So, lets say... my first background shadow is called ".BGBot", it is styled and positioned on the main page to be 540px from the top.
On the next page, I dont want it to be in the same place, still centered but further down... if I didnt share the .css it would be okay as my HTML would all be ready off there own style sheets with their own individual position. But, I want it to be all running off one main.css? If I didnt, there would be mega ammounts of css over each page.
So, lets say... my first background shadow is called ".BGBot", it is styled and positioned on the main page to be 540px from the top.
On the next page, I dont want it to be in the same place, still centered but further down... if I didnt share the .css it would be okay as my HTML would all be ready off there own style sheets with their own individual position. But, I want it to be all running off one main.css? If I didnt, there would be mega ammounts of css over each page.
MK7 GTD & Mini GP
That is the way I can do it,
But, on each page, the bottom background will appear at different levels on every single page doe to the ammount of content on each one. If you get me? LOL.
My css file will be like .class .class1 .class2. class3. class4 .class5 .class6 .class7 .class8 etc... etc... I dont want to have a shed load of different classes or ID's, purely down to the management of them.
But, on each page, the bottom background will appear at different levels on every single page doe to the ammount of content on each one. If you get me? LOL.
My css file will be like .class .class1 .class2. class3. class4 .class5 .class6 .class7 .class8 etc... etc... I dont want to have a shed load of different classes or ID's, purely down to the management of them.
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You don't need to set the position of the background div. The content above it will dictate where it appears.
Obviously, that's only the basics and needs building up.
HTML:
<div id="content">blah blah blah</div>
<div id="footer></div>"
HTML:
#content { [style info here] }
#footer { background: url(/path/to/image.jpg); height:[height for footer div];clear:both;}Obviously, that's only the basics and needs building up.
