Hi there,
I recently started to mod a template I found; It's been great and quite the learning experience so far but I'm still reasonably newbish. Can anyone suggest an addon or contribution, or method even, to change the background of the template I'm working with? I'll provide a link to my site if that could help..
www.carpetonegta.ca
thank you kindly.
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Background Image on Existing Template
Started by dmassaro, Feb 28 2012 10:29 PM
change background change image change template
10 replies to this topic
#-19
Posted 28 February 2012 - 10:29 PM
#-18
Posted 28 February 2012 - 10:42 PM
use .css
You may need to clear the footer using a div.
It's been covered quite a few times in the forum.
Having said that, this is a template monster template which is full of the worst written code. These templates are dire.
You may need to clear the footer using a div.
It's been covered quite a few times in the forum.
Having said that, this is a template monster template which is full of the worst written code. These templates are dire.
Dummies guide to designing osCommerce 2.3 Click Me
Or maybe a ready made theme for your shop ??
Warning: My posts may contain Horsemeat.
Or maybe a ready made theme for your shop ??
Warning: My posts may contain Horsemeat.
#-17
Posted 28 February 2012 - 10:54 PM
Thanks for the tip Burt. Can you suggest a better venue for templates?? I got this one for free as my boss doesnt have a budget for revamping our old html 1-page site. XD . T_T
#-16
Posted 29 February 2012 - 03:33 PM
Burt, there are so many .css files when I search.. Could you point me in the right direction? Any advice I can get from you and the other readers is greatly appreciated. I can't stress enough that I'm a total newb at this.
#-15
Posted 29 February 2012 - 04:07 PM
Any of the .css files.
The only people that can help with the template is those who built it, as they know what code they have mangled.
Being a newb, just makes things worse, as you don't know how to unmangle the code.
This is how the likes of Template Monster entice you in with a good looking template for next to no money, and then you are stuck with them for even the tiniest change. It sucks.
The only people that can help with the template is those who built it, as they know what code they have mangled.
Being a newb, just makes things worse, as you don't know how to unmangle the code.
This is how the likes of Template Monster entice you in with a good looking template for next to no money, and then you are stuck with them for even the tiniest change. It sucks.
Dummies guide to designing osCommerce 2.3 Click Me
Or maybe a ready made theme for your shop ??
Warning: My posts may contain Horsemeat.
Or maybe a ready made theme for your shop ??
Warning: My posts may contain Horsemeat.
#-14
Posted 01 March 2012 - 05:21 PM
Can you give an example of the code I should add, to put a background image behind what loads on my page please??
#-12
Posted 01 March 2012 - 05:52 PM
Will do. Thank Chris!
#-11
Posted 01 March 2012 - 08:42 PM
In StyleSheets.css I changed:
BODY {color:#111017;margin:0px;background:#fff;min-width:940px;}
to
BODY {color:#111017;margin:0px;background-image:url("/images/bgm.jpg");min-width:940px;}
Wanted to share the minor details, for the sake of people looking to do the same thing in future.
This worked like a charm. The only setback is my bottom bar with the links at www.carpetonegta.ca is slightly more to the right. I can live with it.
Thanks again @DunWeb and @burt for the guidance.
BODY {color:#111017;margin:0px;background:#fff;min-width:940px;}
to
BODY {color:#111017;margin:0px;background-image:url("/images/bgm.jpg");min-width:940px;}
Wanted to share the minor details, for the sake of people looking to do the same thing in future.
This worked like a charm. The only setback is my bottom bar with the links at www.carpetonegta.ca is slightly more to the right. I can live with it.
Thanks again @DunWeb and @burt for the guidance.
#-10
Posted 01 March 2012 - 09:02 PM
I've gotten some feedback from people i asked to view my site; for most people it looks great, but when people who run their browser on higher or lower zooms than default, the image doesnt fit the site.
Is there a way I can lock the site's zoom or force it to load in a certain "resolution" if you will? perhaps another remedy i cant think of?
Is there a way I can lock the site's zoom or force it to load in a certain "resolution" if you will? perhaps another remedy i cant think of?
#-9
Posted 08 March 2012 - 07:51 PM
where do i upload my images for the header, background, buttons?
in admin, I can upload my product images but where do I find the image file so I can replace my background in css files?
thank you
in admin, I can upload my product images but where do I find the image file so I can replace my background in css files?
thank you









