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english:phpwcms-system:article:contentparts:images-div:background-image [2011/03/21 12:08] Knut Heermann (flip-flop) |
english:phpwcms-system:article:contentparts:images-div:background-image [2018/06/03 18:09] (current) |
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| <!--IMAGES_ENTRY_START//--> | <!--IMAGES_ENTRY_START//--> | ||
| - | <!-- C S S : body {background: #F9E931 url({IMAGE_REL}) no-repeat left top !important;} --> | + | <!-- CSS : body {background: #F9E931 url({IMAGE_REL}) no-repeat left top !important;} --> |
| <!-- CSS: body {background: #F9E931 url(filearchive/{IMAGE_HASH}.jpg) no-repeat left top !important;} --> | <!-- CSS: body {background: #F9E931 url(filearchive/{IMAGE_HASH}.jpg) no-repeat left top !important;} --> | ||
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| Delete what you do not need. | Delete what you do not need. | ||
| + | \\ | ||
| + | Please have a closer look to this two lines: | ||
| + | <code html> | ||
| + | <!-- CSS : body {background: #F9E931 url({IMAGE_REL}) no-repeat left top !important;} --> | ||
| + | <!-- CSS: body {background: #F9E931 url(filearchive/{IMAGE_HASH}.jpg) no-repeat left top !important;} --> | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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| - | ===== ===== | + | |
| - | - **In both examples the first** (disabled) line by %//% or "CSS :" uses an image with the max. x/y from config | + | |
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| + | ===== In both examples: ===== | ||
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| + | **... the first** (disabled) line by %%"//" or "CSS :"%% uses an image with the max. x/y from config | ||
| <code php> | <code php> | ||
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| - **The second** line uses the original uploaded image from filearchive. But you must disable the .htaccess in this folder and the .ext is fixed in script. | - **The second** line uses the original uploaded image from filearchive. But you must disable the .htaccess in this folder and the .ext is fixed in script. | ||
| - | First "classic" example: \\ | + | \\ |
| - | - If more than one image is specified in the CP, the last one is winning the race. This can be beneficial, so multiple images are in the CP and the desired is simply pushed down. | + | - If more than one image is specified in the CP, the last one is winning the race. This can be beneficial, so multiple images are in the CP and the desired is simply pushed down. \\ |
| + | But in the second example, the script writes the CSS statements for each image into the HEAD area. The last statement wins. | ||
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