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June 18th, 2001, 10:09 PM
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frames
Hi.
I'm trying to learn html and make a home page. I have my frames all set up but can't figure out how to fill them with the backgrounds I want in them. I am using the editor Eversofts 1st Page. I have 5 books and have read every tuts I could find but nothing has helped. Keep in mind I know nothing. Is ther hope for me? Thanks 
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June 19th, 2001, 08:01 AM
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Set Backgrounds Individually
Each frame holds a 'distinct' HTML page with its own headers. So, for each BODY tag, you have to add the BACKGROUND attribute which points to your image file location.
For example, let's say in a certain frame I want to tile the background with an image named "bkgd.gif" that's stored in a directory called "images" which itself resides just below the web server root directory, I'll type <HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>A Frame</TITLE></HEAD> <BODY background="/images/bkgd.gif"> etc... Check with the system administrator if you don't know where the image files are stored. G'luck!
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