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SignUp Now!This is what you needIt's not that I am trying to avoid CSS, it's that I'm not as familiar with CSS, which I did a BUNCH of research late into the night right now and have a better understanding of it.
But my other question still remains; How do I wrap text to be in front of the image so that it's visible through it instead of under or over the image?
Also, how do I make it so the image fills the width of the screen on any device and keeps it's proportions to the webpage?
HTML is the structural language.. CSS is what give the html its look.. coming back to the name Cascading Style Sheets.. unfortunately, not using css is something that cannot be doneIs it possible to post an image as a background for a header using only HTML? Or is CSS absolutely necessary to that styling effect?
<header id="skyrim-index-header">
<h1><img src="images/index_header_background.jpg" height="215"><strong><em>Skyrim Gamer's Guide</em></strong></h1>
<hr style="height:10px; color:ivory;background-color:ivory">
</header>
You would still need css in order to do that.. like we are telling you.. there is no way around it lolOk, once I have the image on the page, is there a way to wrap the text to the front of the image so my text displays over it?
I found a way to get the image on there, now I just need to get my header in the center of it. I'll post my code as well if that helps...
HTML:<header id="skyrim-index-header"> <h1><img src="images/index_header_background.jpg" height="215"><strong><em>Skyrim Gamer's Guide</em></strong></h1> <hr style="height:10px; color:ivory;background-color:ivory"> </header>
This is what you needIt's not that I am trying to avoid CSS, it's that I'm not as familiar with CSS, which I did a BUNCH of research late into the night right now and have a better understanding of it.
But my other question still remains; How do I wrap text to be in front of the image so that it's visible through it instead of under or over the image?
Also, how do I make it so the image fills the width of the screen on any device and keeps it's proportions to the webpage?
YOU ARE MY SAVIOR! It worked beautifully!This is what you need
How To Position Text Over an Image
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Make sure you mark @Antero360 post as the solution!YOU ARE MY SAVIOR! It worked beautifully!
I'll create a new thread in the proper forum where I can share my work as I progress for feedback
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