At 03:32 AM 1/19/2010, J.A. Florian wrote: >Also for the innermost, I added a #color to the comment just to save it. >But I don't know IF a color specification is supposed to be in this section >(or not). What happens if the beige image on the inner content area fails-- >which color will show then? i.e. I used a dark #color for the outermost and >middle layers, so I'm thinking that is a mistake?? ============ Question: Since the "red" layer and the inner layer are solid colors, why are you bothering with an image anyway? Why not just use the matching colors to start with and you have two less images to load. red layer = #630002 beige layer = #F5EFD9 Pat
If I just used the #color, then how would the line be written in the CSS where you wrote the color first then URL ("image.jpg'); I don't know how to change it. And, I still have an inkling that if all images failed, my content/typing might be sitting on maroon--- am I correct? or wrong? Every time frontpage opens my page, I look closely and it looks to me like maroon might be loading as the page's main background. If I'm right that it is loading red (if everything else failed) where do I change that color in the CSS? How do I "shut off" everything in the CSS just to see what the main page color will be? Judy On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 7:53 AM, Pat Geary <pat@the-gearys.com> wrote: > At 03:32 AM 1/19/2010, J.A. Florian wrote: > >Also for the innermost, I added a #color to the comment just to save it. > >But I don't know IF a color specification is supposed to be in this > section > >(or not). What happens if the beige image on the inner content area > fails-- > >which color will show then? i.e. I used a dark #color for the outermost > and > >middle layers, so I'm thinking that is a mistake?? > ============ > Question: Since the "red" layer and the inner layer are solid colors, > why are you bothering with an image anyway? > Why not just use the matching colors to start with and you have two > less images to load. > > red layer = #630002 > beige layer = #F5EFD9 > > Pat > >