[SOLVED!]Title Background image Help!!!

[Blu-Express VA]

Hi,

I would like to license this image as background (http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/Background%20Sid.gif)

sid in the area of my site

(http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/phpVMS/index.php/)

I tried to put this code in your CSS:

#sample2 { 



                background: transparent url(http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/Background%20Sid.gif)no-repeat;  

                       color: #FFFFFF;

                       text-align:center;
}

connecting it to the title with:

<h3 id="sample2">My Title</h3>

but does not work, narrows the picture!

is there a way for it to remain the size

Original?

Thanks!

[James142]

Hi,

I would like to license this image as background (http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/Background%20Sid.gif)

sid in the area of my site

(http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/phpVMS/index.php/)

I tried to put this code in your CSS:

#sample2 { 



               	background: transparent url(http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/Background%20Sid.gif)no-repeat;  

                       color: #FFFFFF;

                       text-align:center;
}

connecting it to the title with:

<h3 id="sample2">My Title</h3>

but does not work, narrows the picture!

is there a way for it to remain the size

Original?

Thanks!

PLEASE HELP ME!!!

In the css code, add:

height:  100px;
width: 100px;

obviously change the 100 to the actual size of the image.

Hope this helps!

Kindest Regards,

James

[Blu-Express VA]

Ok, Thanks,

but I have another question, look at my site:

http://bluepanoramava.joomlafree.it/phpVMS/index.php/

To the right is written in white, I tried to put

both the center and left, but is evil!, how do

to position it perfectly according to the image?

Thanks!

[stuartpb]

Apply some padding to the h3 element:

In your css you would do something similar:

h3#sample3 {
padding:5px 10px
}

You would need to mess around with the padding values to find the best amount for you. I would suggest you do some reading up on CSS, as you are going to keep hitting basic problems like this. I would recommend this website as an excellent starting place: http://www.w3schools.com/css/

There is also a page dealing specifically with applying padding to elements here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_padding.asp

Cheers,

Stuart

[Blu-Express VA]

Oooohhh,

Thannkkksss!!!