Background Help!

[Akkarin]

Right here's the problem, on my site the content and afilliate parts have a white background, they are iframe's. I have tried everything to get the background to be a specific image, in Dreamweaver it shows up perfectly fine, but when I upload it it's white, I've even tried making a random colour!

Anyone got any ideas or suggestion?
Here's the site: http://vermill.x10hosting.com

 

[03moscropl]

It seams the code for it is being deleted try making a blank file in its name and cut and past the html from dreamweaver to the file in cpanel.
or see if you can make a seperated .css file for it.

 

[Akkarin]

Ok, I tried the first suggestion, it didn't work. Do you know how to add a tag in CSS files saying make the background this file?

EDIT: I found out how to, but it still doesn't work!

 

[Matthews255]

You must be using IE, iframes in IE have white backgrounds, i should know. Im still gettin round that problem.

 

[Akkarin]

So it's a common fact that all Iframes have a white background? Or is there a way to get past it. Since my friend's site uses Iframes and there not white. http://darkened.x10hosting.com/

 

[03moscropl]

try this

.fade {background-image: url(/images/bg_steps_small.jpg);

this should fade it

.background-image:url(img/cata-bg-g.jpg);

this should make it noraml using <div> tags

this might not work hey i tried gooogle:ermm:

 

[Akkarin]

Ok, I tried it and it didn't work, nva mind thanks for the help though!

 

[Jake]

oh, i have the code at home and i can post it later tonight if you want to know how to make iframe backgrounds for IE

 

[The_Magistrate]

I don't have time to post a tutorial on how to make faded backgrounds right now, but if you check out the source of this template I made, you'll be able to see how I did it.

http://alex.elementfx.com/_designs/_design_1/

The key is in the opacity of the .png file that is used for the background. It's a CSS fix. From this website:

http://www.alistapart.com/articles/pngopacity/