how do i insert a background intro my website?

mshum

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i have the codes for everything im going to do... but i dont know where to put them? help1!!!!
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sum1 help i need help asap and many ppl got the same probssss!!!!!:lockd::lockd::lockd::lockd::naughty:
 
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Thirsteen

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huh?...

go to your public_html
click the index.php
edit it with code editor
put in your codes

sorry if this isn't what you meant...i can't really tell
 

mshum

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well i kind of have a few questions... such as wat the c panel is... and also i cant log into my c panel....

if i could log into it then that might solve my initial question.
 

Thirsteen

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[change this url accordingly]
example.exofire.net:2082

log in username and pw is your account [not forum] username and pw
 

coolv1994

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if this helps try
Code:
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> for a color or <body bgsrc="http://forums.x10hosting.com/images/bg.jpg">
 
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bonbon

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It so easy, just copy this code

<background=" Put your backround image link address here ">
 

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To correctly have a background image on a page, use CSS :

body{background:url(Put your background image link address here);}

Do not use HTML for styling
 

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If you do not have an independent style sheet. you need to place it it

<style>
body{
background-image:url(Put your background image link address here);
}
</style>
In the html page

If you have a stylesheet, you need this code

<link href="(link to style sheet)" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
 
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If so, it is :

<style type="text/css">
body{
background:url(Put your background image link address here);
}
</style>

and somewhere inside the <head> </head> tags in your HTML page ;)

There are ofcourse a few more options to the background properties, all depending on what you want to display and how, but in general, what given above suits most needs.

If you just want a color :

<style type="text/css">
body{
background:#00FF00);
}
</style>

Just add in the correct hexvalue of the color you want
 
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