page length limit?

A

aslindy

Working on this page: http://www.goodshepherdmidland.org/announcements.htm
If I added in more lines of text in the main part of the page, eventually
the blue border across the top was repeated at the bottom of the page. I
can't figure out why this happened. Is there some kind of page length limit,
that makes a top shared border be repeated on a page? I'm not able to find
this information in the help files, either.
I managed to delete some of the older information on the page so I had less
lines of text than would make the border appear again.
Thanks to anyone who can help out.
Amy
 
T

Trevor Lawrence

aslindy said:
Working on this page: _themes/good-shepherd/good1011.css> If I added in
more lines of text in the main part of the page, eventually the blue
border across the top was repeated at the bottom of the page. I can't
figure out why this happened. Is there some kind of page length limit,
that makes a top shared border be repeated on a page? I'm not able to find
this information in the help files, either.
I managed to delete some of the older information on the page so I had
less lines of text than would make the border appear again.
Thanks to anyone who can help out.
Amy

This behaviour would occur with a background image set in CSS

I did find a CSS file named
http://www.goodshepherdmidland.org/_themes/good-shepherd/good1011.css in
which this code appears:
body
{
font-family: Arial;
background-image: url(bgnd.jpg);
font-size: 10pt;
}

As "repeat" is not specified, it is assumed as default, so this may the
cause

So try
background-image: url(bgnd.jpg) no-repeat;

My main problem with this idea is that I also found
http://www.goodshepherdmidland.org/_themes/good-shepherd/bgnd.jpg and it is
only 2*584 pixels in size

Others may have other ideas
 
R

Ronx

Use

background-image: url(bgnd.jpg) top repeat-x;

This will give a background image along the top of the page, but not
repeated down the page.
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Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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