[Malcolm]

On a website I developed using Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, I recently learnt how to auto center the content of the page for different computer resolutions using a CSS page. Although the background image I'm using, which is crucial to the pages, hasn't also centered (only the content).

[sash_oo7]

Malcolm, on 04 April 2011 - 12:54 PM, said:

On a website I developed using Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, I recently learnt how to auto center the content of the page for different computer resolutions using a CSS page. Although the background image I'm using, which is crucial to the pages, hasn't also centered (only the content).

can u post the code?

[Bomb]

webdesignunited, on 04 April 2011 - 02:34 PM, said:

Yes I can, but there will be some charges for that. If you are willing to pay, I can positively provide you with the codes.

WOW!!

To the OP, is the background image in body tags of your css? If so you could use something like this...

body{background:transparant url(location/of/your/image.jpg)no-repeat top center;
}

This post has been edited by Bomb: 04 April 2011 - 02:41 PM

[NeRo]

FFS this isn't a trade secret and I'm disgusted that a forum member would request being paid rather than help another forum member

@ Malcolm - this has been discussed numerous times on the forum and the main discussion can be found here TUTORIAL: how to center a site using css A quick tutorial

[zed]

indeed. new lows.

there's a how to here http://www.webdesign...site-using-css/