Add the following to your css (note colours/fonts are my companies corporate settings)
body.logo { background-image:url(../image/logo.jpg); background-repeat:no-repeat; background-attachment:fixed; background-position:top center; font-family: Calibri, Verdana, Arial, Helvetica; font-size: 10pt; color: #014a97; background-color: #ffffff;}
then to use change the body tag from <body> to <body class="logo">
I use this on the rep/default.asp and user/default.asp
Cheers,
Pete
Nice! can you post your complete css file so I anyone can see it in it's entire.
6305.default.css
ok King but there isn't much different from the normal css.
I've just changed the colours and fonts to match our corporate colours and logo. :)
That's a cool idea.
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Thanks for sharing this with us... And to change background colors all I need to do is replace the html code with whatever color I want, correct?
Thanks Pete, worked great.
Thanks! Very helpful!
This post was very helpful indeed. Thanks a lot.
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Hi Angelace,
You can do it that way but the better way would be to modify the css so it changes on all of the pages ;)
to do that instead find this line in my code:
background-color: #ffffff;
That is the same as changing it in the html. right now it's set to white but you can make it whatever you want if you know the html code for the colour.
Oh and to everyone else it was my pleasure to share! Glad you all found it useful.
I tried doing it myself and it worked great though Im planning to add a little tweak. :)
It works! :D Love it when that happens. ;)
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Worked as described!
Thank you very much ! :)
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Thanks for posting this! Happy to report, it worked like a charm :)
very useful post. I think I could have never been able to do it on my own.
Thank you very much, this is an useful notes