I'm using Calcium, a web Calendar script, and it doesn't use CSS. The author told me how to edit it to use bgproperties="fixed", but that only works for IE.
Netscape reads CSS as relative to the html file instead of relative to the CSS file. Use the relative to root method for the url instead of the relative to file.
url(/images/bckgrd.jpg);
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Busy posted this at 03:50 — 30th January 2003.
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in short - no
whats wrong with using CSS?
IanD posted this at 21:33 — 30th January 2003.
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I'm using Calcium, a web Calendar script, and it doesn't use CSS. The author told me how to edit it to use bgproperties="fixed", but that only works for IE.
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Suzanne posted this at 23:31 — 30th January 2003.
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In order to make it use CSS, you just have to link the CSS in the tag.
ShoelessNet posted this at 23:41 — 30th January 2003.
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Yes - just link it in the section. I did so here:
http://memphisqueen.com/cgi-bin/Calcium35.pl?Op=ShowIt&CalendarName=Cruises
I know I changed it in the header.pm file in the Calcium/Calendar directory (Calcium will be different based on your version.
IanD posted this at 12:05 — 31st January 2003.
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I added
to Header.pm in the Head section, and have a stylesheet.css one level up containing
body {
background-image: url(../../../images/bckgrd.jpg);
background-attachment: fixed;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}
And it's not working. It doesn't show the image at all.
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Suzanne posted this at 15:13 — 31st January 2003.
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Netscape reads CSS as relative to the html file instead of relative to the CSS file. Use the relative to root method for the url instead of the relative to file.
url(/images/bckgrd.jpg);
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