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Still ever the beginner here. lol

I'm just trying to put together a quite simple site for a friend, and I sem to be getting there... at least, I thought I was.

I started out with CSScreators very own generator, and am tweaking somewhat to achieve what I'm looking for... so far that just consists of a background image at the top, one on the footer, and a repeating image down the left column... for some reason, the image isn't repeating on the left column though, and I have no idea why.

index.htm
birds.css

If anybody could give a pointer or two, I'd very much appreciate it.

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Hi crimsone,
The left column hasn't enough content or height to extend any further.
Try putting that background image in the wrapper div that way the column will expand with the content.

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I did search, but didn't

I did search, but didn't find an answer...

...it's probably a silly question, but I want the image to repeat vertically - I assume that's what you were talking about? I have to ask, because at this stage I'm not sure I understand the answer.

Edit: Never mind - I understand... thankyou very much.

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crimsone wrote:I did search,

crimsone wrote:
I did search, but didn't find an answer...

Um, that's Tony's signature.

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Woops, maybe I should change

Woops, maybe I should change my sig Smile
If you add the background-image rules to the #wrapper element you should with a little positioning get the look you are after.

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Hi crimson,

Hi crimson,

Try adding this to your style sheet.
#wrapper{background-image:url(backround%20css%20images/sidebar2.gif);
background-repeat: repeat-y;}

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Thanks all... I did

Thanks all... I did something stupid last night (I was tired), and failed to mark it as solved - after my last post I changed it locally, but didn't upload. I added the appropriate lines into the .clearfix class which seems to have worked a treat (I think!). Probably not the intended reason for it's existance, but it seemed close enough to do the trick (and it seems it did!)

I do appreciate everybodies time and assistance though. I may have another question or two in a little while, but I'll do some searching first Smile

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