Comment button where, really it depends on the script/platform, you have a url to this site?
Not sure if you are referring to the input tag as a button or as an image button. The shape can be changed by re-sizing either with width and height CSS properties: width: XXpx; height: YYpx;
with a slash and an asterisk /* like this :D */
Background Image Code: For the body tag example: body { width: XXpx; height: YYpx; margin: 0 auto; background: #fff url(image_name.jpg) no-repeat center scroll; } That is the proper CSS code for a non-tile image where the contents scroll with the background image. Change "#fff" to preferred bg color. Change "scroll" to "fixed" if you want page contents to scroll over bg image. Be sure to set proper width/height to provide minimum page size to display bg image. Put the CSS as is on an external CSS file. If using embedded CSS, then place CSS between the style tags and place those style tags between the head tags of the page.
Depends on how you are able to edit the code. This is the basic CSS way for a web page: Background Image Code: For the body tag example: body { width: XXpx; height: YYpx; margin: 0 auto; background: #fff url(image_name.jpg) no-repeat center scroll; } That is the proper CSS code for a non-tile image where the contents scroll with the background image. Change "#fff" to preferred bg color. Change "scroll" to "fixed" if you want page contents to scroll over bg image. Be sure to set proper width/height to provide minimum page size to display bg image. Put the CSS as is on an external CSS file. If using embedded CSS, then place CSS between the style tags and place those style tags between the head tags of the page.
CSS maps can be turned into "Image" maps (Applying a texture) by setting a "background-image" property, or using the <img> tag.
No, the CSS specifications explicitly state that CSS comments cannot be nested. If you try to do this, then your nested comments closing delimiter */ will close out the larger comment and anything after it will be rendered by the web browser. When comments are nested, the nested comment's beginning delimiter /* is ignored yet the closing */ is not.
A css background image is another name for a computer wallpaper.They can be found on Photobucket, SantaBanta Wallpaper, Deviant Art and Free Wallpapers.
Comments in a Cascading Style Sheet consist of a forward-slash adjacent to an asterisk (star), the comment, and an asterisk (star) adjacent to a forward-slash.Anything within the two symbols (/* and */) is considered to be a comment. For example:/* This is a comment.Anything between thetwo symbols is ignored. */
In CSS you would use: /* to open the comment , and the reverse */ to close In HTML it is: <!-- to open and --> to close
Current CSS does not allow resizing a background image. Hopefully, CSS 3.0 will address that issue.
In most cases, you can either:copy and paste an image into the program you are usingclick on an image button, if there is oneif there are any, look in the Menus at the top of the window.Inserting an image with code:HTML: CSS: background-image: url('path/to/image.jpg');BBCode: [img]path/to/image.jpg[/img]Answers.com: just put the path/to/image.jpg on a line by itself.
There are not two but three ways to change. Inline, Internal and External CSS are three ways of changing CSS.