Seamless backgrounds for a web site
Right click and 'save as' to your own hard drive.
To use with HTML place <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000" background="images/nameof.gif"> after the </head> tag
To use with an external css stylesheet, insert background:url(images/nameof.gif); into it.
Rename these gifs with your own image name. Only use images/something.gif if you upload all your images into an 'images' folder. Use as you like.
You can colourise the black and white backgrounds in Photoshop by doing this:
1. Open image in Photoshop
2. Press Alt and click on the New Adjustment layer button in the Layers palette. Keep pressing left mouse button, select Hue/Saturation. In dialogue window check Group with Previous Layer checkbox, leaving the rest of the settings as default. Mode:Normal, Opacity 100%. Press OK.
3. In the Hue/Saturation dialogue window check Colorize. Change the bars to suit. Save for web.
I
got a computer way back when. I was linked to the internet, before the
school I taught in had it. So I learned about computers first and then
as I was a teacher librarian I learned a computer system which we used
to computerize the stock. We had to teach students and teachers how to
use it. How to search. At home I was learning to use HTML and images on
the site I had back then. When the school was ready to create a site for
itself I was all for it and wanted to do it. However, the job was given
to the computer techie of course. After I left that school and at another
I had much more access to the internet and collected many sites suitable
for students and teachers to assist with their learning. Then, after retirement
I started learning web design and as I did, being a teacher, I developed
some tutorials, which you will find on this site. I also take photos.
