- From: Michal Majchrowicz <mmajchrowicz@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 16:00:47 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Okay you want an example. The site looks horrible with background-color not set: http://sectroyer.110mb.com/ex1.png So you have to set background-color: http://sectroyer.110mb.com/example.html Regards Michal. On 4/23/07, Spartanicus <mk98762@gmail.com> wrote: > > "Micha³ Majchrowicz" <mmajchrowicz@gmail.com> wrote: > > >companies usually have some logo. For instance Google multicolored > >text on white background. Since the logo has white background (to keep > >site clean and nice) you have to set body background to white :( > > Sorry, still not following. > > Use of an image of text that does not use transparency as per the case > outlined above does not require specifying any colour in CSS. If image > display is disabled the alt content will be displayed in the user's > configured default colours. > > If the author does specify colours then the legibility of the text in > the image should be guaranteed if image display is enabled in the > browser due to the background being part of the image, if image display > is disabled in the browser the author specified colours will be used, if > those are in turn overridden via for example a user stylesheet those > colours will apply. Providing that both author and user configured > colours are set simultaneously and sensibly, where's the problem? > > >Moreover If you want to put text "My Test" in div with rounder corners > >you also have to specify body background :( > > I get the feeling that you have not told the full story, please provide > a real test case, upload it, post the url and tell us where the problem > occurs. > > -- > Spartanicus > >
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