I guess this goes here....

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

(if it doesnt, move it)

My template http://www.ud.barrysworld.net/board

If you look at the top bit, 2 of the graphics repeat. How can i fix this?

[Patty]

Without going through your source code line by line: I presume you're talking about the triangle thing at the top. I'd guess you have that running as a background image for a table cell. Try just plopping the graphic in the cell without running it as the background -- defining the height and width of the graphic in the cell as well  ... of course, that might screw up your stretching effect.

But that's what it's doing -- it's stretching to meet the screen size -- it doesn't repeat at 800 x 600.

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

I know its stretching, There are four cells along the top row. I want the third one along to stretch and none of the others to. So i've defined width and height for all but the thrid along which I havnt put any width or height sizes in. Why are the others stretching?!

[Shaun]

This will fix it...

Find this:

<td width="45" background="../topend.jpg" height="183">

Replace with this:

<td width="45"  height="183"><img src="../topend.jpg" width="45" height="183">

I tried it and it works

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

yes. But I want It to go all the way along the top.

If nothing else works, I'll use that.

[Shaun]

There's just too many image slices and tables everywhere!  I think the whole thing should be re-done, but it's a pain.

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

I know its a pain! if only I could make them seperate tables and include them with php. but I cant for my template page.

[welded]

have you tried putting the image in a table cell like shaun suggested, but stretch the table all the way to the right, align the image to the right, then put a background image in that particular table/cell, either with html or css?

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

that sounds like it would work

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

yep, wokring nicely! Except for about 2px each side where the graphic starts repeating. but its close enough.




Thanks to everyone who helped  

[Matt Siegman]

looks good