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Repeating an image as background
I want to use a small image for a background and I know how to make it repeat but I want to have a space between the images across the page and then have the same spacing vertically for as long as the page is. How do I do that?
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There must be an easier way...or not. But, why not put a border around the image and then use that as your background?
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It's a small image, 120x60 and I want to have the page filled up with the images but not touching each other. Maybe 5 or 6 across the page with the same spacing between them vertically. I don't think a border will help with that.
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I believe Jim was saying, just make the image a little larger with a border the color that you want the background.
If there is a way to put padding on a background image via css, I've never heard of it. |
Oh! It just hit me! You mean like a white border that gives me the spacing I want! Duhhhhhh |pokefun| Licker4U
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Well, I'm stuck. If I'm using an image in
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You can also make a new blank image the color you want the background and paste the old image into it. Either way should take less than a minute.
If you can't get it, just post a link to the image, the color you want the background/border, and how much blank space you want and I'll get it back to you. (I'll be here until 5-6pm then back later) |
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I finally got it with IrfanView. It has an option "Canvas Size" that lets you put in the amount of space around an image. Thanks to all for the suggestions. |bow|
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