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sayajee · 24-01-2008, 09:00

I'm trying to use this for a gradient background but it only seems to work in Internet Explorer:

<body style="filterrogidXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradie nt(endColorstr='#FFFFFF', startColorstr='#C0CFE2', gradientType='0');">

Does anybody know of a variation for Firefox?

Please please please........... help me

funkyprem · 24-01-2008, 11:55

dude that is shocking code

chriskalani · 24-01-2008, 13:25

Why don't you just make a gradient in PS and apply it to the body with css like a normal person?

pgo · 24-01-2008, 14:41

Wow. A Microsoft proprietary, non-standard piece of code only works in Internet Explorer.

Shocking.

There is no alternative to bad code for good browsers. Use an image, like chriskalani said.

herkalees · 24-01-2008, 14:52

In your CSS:

body {
background: #fff url(path/to/huzzah.gif) repeat-x left top;
}

Stick huzzah.gif into your images directory and change the path mentioned above.

I made it 200px high and that was just a guess.

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sayajee Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1	Does anybody know of a variation for Firefox? I'm trying to use this for a gradient background but it only seems to work in Internet Explorer: <body style="filterrogidXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradie nt(endColorstr='#FFFFFF', startColorstr='#C0CFE2', gradientType='0');"> Does anybody know of a variation for Firefox? Please please please........... help me

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chriskalani I have a computer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Washington Posts: 98	Why don't you just make a gradient in PS and apply it to the body with css like a normal person?

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pgo Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 12,340	Wow. A Microsoft proprietary, non-standard piece of code only works in Internet Explorer. Shocking. There is no alternative to bad code for good browsers. Use an image, like chriskalani said.

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