Faux Columns and /images/bg_birch_800.gif?
Hi,
I read the article on faux columns and I am excited to start to use the concept but I am not sure where to get bg_birch-800.gif type images to use as the background.
I have seen many examples of like:
url("/img/bg_hdr_jpg") repeat x 0 0;
and I am not sure whether one has to create the img and where is it stored?
Any help or pointers on where I can do some more research would be appreciated.
Thanks.
railsguage.
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CSS:
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.response {float: left;width: 100px;}
For i=1 To UBound(fname2)
