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    Hey I have this background on this page, http://afesports.com/indexxxxx.php , where it is gradient and is an image that is on the top. I was wondering if I could put the background on the bottom too.. Please help

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    If you wrapped twoColFixRtHdr in another div that stretches 100% width-wise, you could add another gradient as the bottom background of THAT and it would give that appearance.
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    Well, to do this you have 2 options,
    I suggest this one though:
    You make a footer div and make another image and make that the bg of your footer.
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    Ohh, I'll just leave it then lol, thanks!

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    I'll make the code for you, but you'll have to be patient. I gotta a lot to do right now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by afe View Post
    Ohh, I'll just leave it then lol, thanks!
    are you trying to reverse the top gradient, or just duplicate it on the bottom?

    if you are trying to reverse the top gradient so it fades blue on the bottom of the page into white which is the middle you would need to reverse the gradient and assign it to some new div as alex said.
    you do need to be careful though because whichever you declare second, it will over ride the first one... meaning it will overshadow the first.
    so if you go that route, I would create the gradient so the white is very minimal and the blue is a good portion of the vertical image stretch... this will prevent and unwanted overlap

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    Yep thanks!, but it's ok, I don't need it anymore.

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    Ok. But i'll do it really if you want.
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