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9/23/2009 6:49 AM
 

Hi.

How can I use a different background image for each page in my website?

Another thing, in www.acep.pt (U: user; P: only4us), the text in the labels for login don't appear. What's the problem?

Thanks in advance, João Rosa

 
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9/24/2009 4:15 AM
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Hi

You can make a new skin for each page or you can do it in another way. I usually do something like this in my skin:

<div id="tab-<%=PortalSettings.ActiveTab.TabID %>:>

 

Then in the corresponding css you can do

 

#tab-1

{

background-image:url(bg1.png);

}

 

#tab-10

{

background-image:url(bg10.png);

}

 

 

 

 
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9/24/2009 6:14 AM
 

I nice ideia. Thnks you.

Another thing, why in firefox show me like that? I supose it's 100% for height, but in FF have a space in bottom. why?

 
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10/14/2009 5:01 AM
 

Hi,

@armand datema: 

I've got the same problem and want for each menu item a different background.

I don't really understand how to use your way in my skin?!?!

Could you please help me to do this!

Thanks a  lot!

Stephan

 
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10/14/2009 9:01 AM
 

Hi

each menu item a differnet background is another method, first you need a wa to uniquely identify each moduleitem

Best way for this is a 3rd part templatable menu like snapsis.com or dnndoneright

then you can make alike a menu system form unordered list like

<ul><li id="tab1">tabname 1 </li><li id="tab2">tabname 1 </li></ul>

 

then in your css you do something like

 

#tab1

{

background-color:red;

}

 

#tab2

{

background-color:lime;

}

 

 

 
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