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BLOG DESIGN SOLUTIONS to this: #content{ border:1px solid green; background-image:url(../images/stretchy-middle.gif); } Finally add the foot image, remembering to press Save at the bottom of the page when you re done. #sidebar-1{ border:1px solid red; background-image:url(../images/stretchy-foot.gif); } More thoughts on semantics This is a good time to return to our discussion on semantics and
tags. Note that the titles of the images we just added suggest we are about to have a confusing situation in which the sidebars become a head and a foot. This is indeed the case. Much to my zealot heart s disgust, I have decided not to do anything about it right now because we will, out here in the real world, manage perfectly well with the ids we have. I offer to you the challenge of fixing these issues as a noble and worthy exercise to be taken on after we finish our work here. Surely this is a cop out? Well, maybe, but I have at least tried to explain the principles. Changing the ids of these
tags right now would mean turning these two paragraphs in to a somewhat lengthier edit of the CSS and XHTML found in the default TxP install. So although we want to cover some ground within these two disciplines, this is a chapter of finite length whose focus is on TxP as a whole. Let s move on. Making it work The first thing to notice when looking at our site is that there isn t enough height on the
tags and the height just doesn t look quite right. To make it work, we ll add some height, which I worked out from the size of the slices themselves. While we re at it, we ll remove the borders from around the
tags. The resulting CSS code should be as follows (and as before, press Save when you re done): #sidebar-1{ background-image:url(../images/stretchy-foot.gif); height:113px; } #content{ background-image:url(../images/stretchy-middle.gif); height:512px; }
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