I placed this question in Web Design forum, but this may well be the place. I have a large upside down "L" shaped graphic I want to use as part of my navbar. It runs up the left side and across the top. I want to be able to drop things in on top of it. First, to get it to work with data cells do I have to slice the image and spread it through two different tables/cells, or is layering an option for my project? I've performed the most basic HTML to my pages, so this is a bit hazy for me. Any thoughts appreciated.
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Jump to PostFirst of all, I deleted your thread from the Design Layout forum. Second of all, I'm a bit hazy on what you're asking. The best way to layout your site is to design the entire thing in a program such as Adobe Photoshop. Then, slice up the image, and output …
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Jump to PostI'd use the css and no slicing. Actually that's a lie. I'd use css tiling and a 1px gif, backed up by a secondary div with a background for the header. But in your case, try the first option:
<style type="text/css"><!--
body { background: url(graphics/image.gif) 0 0 no-repeat; }
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Jump to Postif you put the code in my last post into the head section of your page then it will put the image in the top left as a background. you will then just need to make sure your table lands in the right place on top.
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