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September 06, 2005

Comments

Skyblaze

Nice tutorial as always;)

Finally a new tutorial from westciv after a long time, that is great.
Now i hope you will update tutorials and articles on the site more frequently, 'cause you really rock people.

I'm also waiting (like many others as i see in many comments) for new courses on php, javascript and maybe gimp and other similar arguments.
Thank you.

Rob Lewis

Great tutorial! I've often come across instances where I've wanted to link to the homepage from a logo as a background graphic, and this has shown me how to do it, thanks!

Chas

I have a concern, using FireFox 1.0.6, I don't see the image on the blue background. Do you why this is?

Ashley Bowers

Was wondering how you did that. Thanks for posting the how to tutorial.

Tim B

This is very cool. In Firefox. But the fixed background in the header doesn't work in my IE(6)? I've downloaded the page and css, and tried it myself. Can't keep a fixed background steady in IE.

Trevor Ffrench

I like this watermark effect. For sites where you might expect someone to print from the webpage, this is an effective watermarking, they will always have your logo in the screenshot.

reseto

wicked sick !
I always wondered about the efect. I was very close when i guessed it's a background image overlay, but never thought it's so well done.
And now I found the tutorial I'm really beginning to love it :)
good job
P.S. hope that IE7 has correct CSS support .. so ppl won't need to do silly workarounds
thanx again

DSL

As one of those admiring and asking about this effect I want to say thanks for the great tutorial. Very subtle and very cool. Really wish Microsoft could get it's act together to support web standards!

Please don't wait too long for more tutorials and articles. You folks really do great stuff.
Thanks!

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