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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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background color isn't showing on live server, and I had designed it in CSS, every other text design is working.
I tried changing the CSS file path. but it still didn't work.
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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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There is a problem in removing the whitespace from the first GIF I posted for my website. I cannot understand why this particular GIF is showing white space while the others are perfectly normal. Please help?
The problem isn't code related. The image itself isn't transparent so will need editing.
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1.1 Download link https://www.dotpdn.com/files/paint.net.4.2.install.zip
1.2 Manual: https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/InstallPDN.html
You should make your "smile image" as transparent https://superuser.com/questions/508172/changing-transparency-in-paint-net
use the answer by Gruber
Then add changed image to the HTML. The white square will take the color of your background.
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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;