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Home > Forums > Programmers > Web Development > Adobe: DreamWeaver Forum

Header Image in CSS DW CS4

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sharkchaser (TechnicalUser)

11 Oct 10 20:41

Is it correct to place header code for a header graphic in the css file or should it go into the html file.

I can easily make it work in the html file but I can't insert an image into a css file.

If in the css file - HOW!

PWSHeader.jpg is a 950 X 120px graphic.

Thanks.

Rick

traingamer (Programmer)

12 Oct 10 11:49

Rick, I recommend walking through some of the Dreamweaver tutorials. There are many to be found online, both at Adobe and elsewhere.

Greg
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imeldesign (IS/IT--Management)

2 Nov 10 9:02

I use either method.
I place the header image in a div named Header about 90% of the time straight into the html.
The other 10% I may need to make the header a background image because something else may need to be on top of it. At that point the image is a background image set in the div using css. For example:

#Wrapper #Header {
    height: 210px;
    background-color: #171717;
    background-image: url(images/warrenheader.png);
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
}

Hope this helps....

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