Re: background-image with strict DTD?
by Andrew McFarland <aamcf(at)aamcf.co.uk>
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At 14:11 19/02/02 -0700, Ann Ezzell wrote:
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>the background image that I specify this way disappears (IE 6):
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>#content.homepage {
> background: white;
First suggestion - change this line to
background-color: white;
It might make a difference, it might not. Makes it easier (for me) to read
thought :-)
> background-image: url("biz_bar.jpg");
> background-repeat: no-repeat;
> height: 625px;
> }
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>Do I have to go with a transitional DTD to get a background image in a DIV?
You shouldn't have to, no. Is the page valid HTML? Is the CSS valid? Could
you post a URL for us to look at?
Andrew
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