Web Design Tutorial - CSS Backgrounds

[CustomizeWordpress]

This tutorial makes it seem very easy...great job guys.

[TopSeattleSEO]

I am always finding a perfect web designing video tutorial for my company, this tutorial help me a lot, thanks a lot James and Nick :)

[seocom]

Thanks for the great tips. I like how you keep it very basic and less complicated.

[serviwebserviweb]

Thank for this video James & Nick, is very well explained

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[ivantspetrov]

Thanks for the good tips :)

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[Kalpspras]

Very helpful videos. Could you put up a video of an image wrapping behind the container like the "menu dropdown" in cnet.com. thanks.

[asaeed44google]

Thanks guy!!!! 

[PlainRenesmeeCullen]

what type of software are you useing??

[webguruindia]

Thanks for the discussion.Really gained a lot of knowledge from it.

[minhmeo1209]

Anyone here knows what is the best web design right now???

[bolgrats]

the best design is always the one that is most user-friendly for the targeted user group and doesnt interfer with the information... in general a good rule to me is always "less-is-more"

[bolgrats]

i made like a CSS-"hack" using "alpha" to get a gradient background (its normaly used as s text-effect). This would eliminate the use of images and looks OK. Though it works in IE im not sure about cross-browser support.

[Flain33]

good video but number four, creating a fixed background, is kind of wrong.. fixed backgrounds have a: background-attachment:fixed; in the CSS code and then you can position it, this prevents it scrolling when you use the scrollbar.

[firewaterbars]

@Flain33 thats what i'm trying to do. have a background image fixed in the same position even as you would scroll down but for some reason it doesn't stay in place. Ive tried switching the setting to background-attachment:scroll but it still does the same thing.

[skept725]

I'm trying to create a background in PS for my blogger blog. What dimensions would I need to create my background to fill the whole screen without tiling? Or is that possible? Do you guys have any tuts on this? I know this is a very popular subject amongst bloggers tyring to customize their blogs. Thx! Great tut by the way.

[crearegroup]

Hi skept725. This isn't an easy question to answer because screen resolutions/monitor sizes vary.

I would make it 1200 pixels wide by 1000 high as a good starting size.

If you can apply CSS to your blog's background, then you can use the no-repeat attribute to stop the background from tiling.

[Conceptskatemedia]

Great video once again guys! 5/5