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I'm trying to build a webpage. I am using buttons, but unfortunately there is a "bar" that ruins my background image. You can see this on the red "Star".
How can i fix this bar through my background image?
The background image you're using isn't meant to be tiled. Either choose one that is or use background-size: cover; to achieve the look you want.
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So i'm trying to have a hover effect on my filter as shown on the html and css above but it not applying. However i have figured out that if i remove my "div pul" it works fine but on the other hand I need that div "pul" in order for my filters to be responsive on the mobile side, so if anyone have an other solution to offer it will be much appreciated. I have tried a number ways but nothing.
here is my website: https://mitch73.github.io/Reservia/
Your hover-css is applying.
Your problem is, the a element is an inline element and therefore margin-top is not applied to it.
here is a js-fiddle with your code:
https://jsfiddle.net/edwkaL1c/1/
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I have my page - link
And at the bottom of It when loading page showing dark grey square which I don't know how to hide. Tried with inspect element, but no results.. Maybe you can do something?
try to change background-color of body to #FFF
body{ background-color:#FFF; }
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i linked couple of images that i have been working on and this has happened before but i fixed it by making the hyperlink text color the same as the background but i can not do that this time since i have an image as my background.
I think it's because link has a underline, for fix:
css:
text-decoration: none;
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I'm currently setting up a website but can't seem to pinpoint what is causing this strange White border around the main Background image # kashmirwala (dot) com
Does anyone know how I can get rid of it?
The border is from the image (bitmap) itself, not from html/css.. As you can see opening the original image url http://static1.squarespace.com/static/569e1eecc647ad7c16303bec/569f73e905caa7c172811464/56b396e62eeb81c40dfd03bd/1454610153863/homepage+4.jpg
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Full code can be seen here
Since I am a new stackoverflow user and I can't post images, I will be posting my problem w/ images to make it more clear in a google doc.
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Thanks for your help!
Take a look at this
It is using background images and using background-size: cover; it preserves the aspect ratio.