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How to add a background image?

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I am trying to add a background to my papers to write over but google isn't helping, or I'm just daft

You should put your paper on "Transparent(Custom)" mode, and use this code in the html part, just edit out the source for the image:

  <div style="background-image: url(http://WHATEVER_SIR_BLUT_LIKES_AND_APPROVES);"> 

At the end of the section you want to use the background image for, you will have to close the div tag with </div>

  • 3 months later...
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The simplest one that I use is:

 

<body background = (insert url)>

 

Rather than faffing with "div" and "style"

 

(For the whole page)

 

Technically you shouldnt do that as we already have a HTML body tag.

 

The above way is preferred.

 

Also <body background="blah"> is getting deprecated I believe? ref: http://fantasai.tripod.com/qref/HTML4/deprecated.html

Exactly. In fact I don't even see any background on Sasha's papers.

 

I removed mine a while ago :)

 

 

Technically you shouldnt do that as we already have a HTML body tag.

 

The above way is preferred.

 

Also <body background="blah"> is getting deprecated I believe? ref: http://fantasai.tripod.com/qref/HTML4/deprecated.html

 

Ah, you learn something new every day. :D

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