Paula said:
When I open front page and I open a folder, for example, "home" I see the
gradient page as background I inserted as background page, then I also
checked on the "code" page and I can see the background picture inserted
there: <BODY onLoad="runSlideShow()" background="Sullivan2.jpg">. For some
reason it is not being published.
I would like to know why? thanks
Tom [Pepper] Willett said:
It doesn't appear because it is not there. Looking at the source code,
there is nothing for background. When I right click on the page, there is
nothing there about viewing the background picture.
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:I published my website
www.ehframingdesigning.com and I had added a
: background picture (gradient page) that I saved as extension .jpg
: (sullivan.jpg), but it doesn't appear when I publish. How can I fix it?
: thanks in advance for any help.
Additional to Tom's comments,
I don't see anything except a white background. If you want the picture
as the background, it should be <BODY onLoad="runSlideShow();"
background="Sullivan2.jpg">.
Also, make sure you put the relative path pointing to the image. In
your example the image "sullivan2.jpg" should be in the root directory
of the web.
Otherwise if the images are stored in a sub folder of the root, such as
"images" it should be like <BODY onLoad="runSlideShow()"
background="images/Sullivan2.jpg">. Of course, the folder can be named
whatever you like, but typically images are stored in a folder called
"images", "pics", "img" etc - something that makes sense to you.
I see no reference to "sullivan2.jpg" in the code of your site. The
code currently shows as:
<BODY onLoad="runSlideShow()" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#00000"
link="#666633" vlink="#996600" alink="#993300"> which indicates by this
portion: "bgcolor="#FFFFFF" that the page background is set to the
colour white.
On a separate note, your drop down menu isn't working on the home page.
Hope this assists you
Andrew.
