[Seaside] gradiant colors // background image in CSS style sheet.

Mon Aug 13 13:57:22 UTC 2007

Excellent this is a good first step.

Thanks,

@+Maarten,

Sylvain Pralon a écrit :
> Try something like this :
>
> style ^ 'body { background-image: url( ', (MyFileLibrary / 
> #slimbackroundPng) displayString,');
> background-repeat: repeat-x;
> }
>
> If it still does not work, try to specify some height and width ...
> otherwise it is strange ...
>
> Maarten Mostert a écrit :
>> In fact things seem to be more complicated then I thought.
>>
>> Leaving the javascript things aside no matter what I do I don't 
>> manage to serve file a background image through a CSS style sheet.
>>
>> Isn't the following suppose to work:
>>
>> style ^ 'body { background: url( ', (MyFileLibrary / 
>> #slimbackroundPng) displayString,');
>> background-repeat: repeat-x;
>> }
>>
>> Even if I supply a valid url like the following, nothing shows up.
>>
>> style
>>     ^'body { background-image: 
>> url:(http://www.stakepoint.com/topic/test.png);
>> background-image: repeat-x;
>>     }
>>
>> I 've seen some discussion on this topic in the archives but the 
>> solutions seem to be outdated for 2.8.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> @+Maarten,
>>
>> Maarten Mostert a écrit :
>>> Well what I understood is that you can make an image repeat feature 
>>> in your CSS file using a slim image.
>>>
>>> This would probably mean something like defining a style method with:
>>>
>>> style ^ 'body { background: url( '/localhost:8008/',MyFileLibrary / 
>>> #slimbackroundPng,');
>>> background-repeat: repeat-x;
>>> }
>>>
>>> But then the above does not work at all.
>>>
>>> The second thing might be to create some javascript thing.
>>>
>>> When googling around I find things like:
>>>
>>> *Code :*
>>> <body
>>> style="filter:progid:DXImageTransform.
>>> microsoft.Gradient(gradientType=0,Start
>>> ColorStr='#FF0000',EndColorStr='#000
>>> 000')"
>>> >
>>>
>>> Rgrds,
>>>
>>> @+Maarten,
>>>
>>>
>>> Boris Popov a écrit :
>>>>
>>>> If html/css had such a feature it certainly would be possible in 
>>>> seaside :) What exactly did you have in mind? Mostly the effect is 
>>>> achieved by giving elements a gradient image background via css and 
>>>> seaside certainly lets you do that.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers!
>>>>
>>>> -Boris
>>>> (Sent from a BlackBerry)
>>>>
>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>> From: seaside-bounces at lists.squeakfoundation.org 
>>>> <seaside-bounces at lists.squeakfoundation.org>
>>>> To: Seaside - general discussion <seaside at lists.squeakfoundation.org>
>>>> Sent: Sun Aug 12 08:36:43 2007
>>>> Subject: [Seaside] gradiant colors
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I just wondered if it is possible to create gradient background 
>>>> colors in seaside.
>>>>
>>>> Rgrds,
>>>>
>>>> @+Maarten,
>>>>
>>>
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