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Jomar
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I have been reading and testing all the topics about this problem, but nothing works (Catweazle said)
Only the header and footer are visible, but my body.gif keeps hiding.
http://www.website-bouwer.nl/sol-forum/ ... /gbook.php
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Post by Klemen »

You have

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url(../body.gif);
in the CSS style which doesn't exists, use the correct one, perhaps:

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url(../images/body.gif);
or just use the full URL:

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url(http://www.website-bouwer.nl/sol-forum/images/body.gif);
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Post by Jomar »

I did try this already, and look what's happening........
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Post by Klemen »

Doesn't look good but does what you've set, nothing less nothing more - it uses the image you set as the background. You might want to place the background image rather inside a table or something.

Create a blank page which looks exactly how you want, then work from there - use the header and footer from this sample page.
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Post by Jomar »

Got it pretty far worked out with this trick:

</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="wrapper">';
include_once 'header.txt';

Only problem is now that I can not find the place to put the closing div.
All the places i've tried give a blank guestbook as result.
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Post by Klemen »

How about putting </div> as the last line inside footer.txt?
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Post by Jomar »

This tip did the trick. I needed this code however:

</div></div></div>
<div align="center">
<img src="image.gif" width="900" height="48" alt="" border="0" />
</div>

But it really is perfect now. Looks great!

tnx
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Post by Klemen »

Really looks nice now, good job :D
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