Action | Code | ||
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Color Behind A Centered Background Image | background: #31CEFF url(bgimage.jpg) no-repeat center; | ||
Uneven Background Colors | At times, you want an element to have a different background color than the rest of the document. It's a good way to add contrast and draw visitors' attention to important information. The standard way to add background color is like this:
When you apply that style definition in the document, you expect the entire paragraph to have a yellow background. That's what you get in Explorer and Netscape 6.x, but Netscape 4.x versions only put the background color behind the text. Avoid this ragged effect by adding a 1 pixel border to the style declaration and setting the border color to the same color as your background.
That will give you the effect you want in both Netscape and Explorer. |