Topic: background-repeat: repeat (Page 1 of 1)

hi folks

got a problem with a background image in a html file.
so the background image repeats itself with this css style

<style type="text/css">

body 

{

background-image:

url("Bilder/index_28.gif")

background-repeat: repeat

}

</style>

but for any reason there is a small lack between
the repeated images, why that?

screenshot here
thanks

I dunno wether this will fix your problem, but your code is incorrect.

You forgot the semicolon ( at the end, you don't need the quotes and try it without background-repeat.

body {
background-image: url(Bilder/index_28.gif);
}

I hope this will help.

edit: no slimies.



[This message has been edited by u-neek (edited 04-14-2003).]

Xdreamer.ch: What browser did you see the problem in?

It looks to be your image but it could be a browser issue - can you post the image?

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[This message has been edited by DL-44 (edited 04-14-2003).]

i got this code exactly from w3cschools so i don't
think there must be a semicolon. i tried this with
semi but without success.

i'm using microsoft internet explorer 6 and crazybrowser.
i'll have a look of an older page i did. there is the same but it worked
perfectly

cu later


edit: this is the image i want to repeat
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[This message has been edited by Xdreamer.ch (edited 04-14-2003).]

I think i got the problem. i sliced the image to neat at the
top of another image...not sure because i didn't try it
yet....

i'll post the reworked sample

I mean the semicolon after url("Bilder/index_28.gif");.

Could it be the image itself? I don't see the line in the rounded bit far right.

Try opeining the image in Photoshop and offsetting vertically a bit ans see if the line is part of the image

sorry guys my fault. i sliced the image with
the content to near another image, so the
lack was part of an upper image :/

sorry for taken your time. its not my kind to
post such stupid things.