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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 07/04/06 14:30
rigby4 wrote:
Please don't top-post (putting your response above the quoted material)
it get the Q&A all mixed up like A&Q!
> Thanks to both of you for your responses. Sorry I was unclear. I'll try
> again. The "url" part says to me (suggests to me?) that whenever my page is
> displayed, it will have to link to the site where I found that background
> picture.
yes, in CSS
..someClass {
background-image: url('http://www.SomeOtherDomain.com/background.jpg');
}
> Some sites say "please don't link to this site" but they allow me
Yes that is called 'hot linking', many folks do not like it because
every time someone views your site, their server must supply the image
on their dime.
> to take a copy of their picture. Can I download a copy of their .jpg file
> and put it into my background? How? Hope this is clearer. I do appreciate
> your trying to help me.
>
Yes, IF the image is not copyrighted, and even if it isn't your should
ask permission first. Copy it to your site to say an image folder and
change stylesheet accordingly
..someClass {
background-image: url('/images/background.jpg');
}
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Take care,
Jonathan
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