THe difference between the two is the following…
The first page HAD a black background on the page that was removed prior to putting the background supersizer action on.
The second one had a BLANK master2 then added the BG action.
The reason I need to figure this out, is because I am going to add the BG action to a page I made already w/black background which I will remove. Therefore I need to figure it out becuase I have the page done already I just want to change the black out for the action and want it to work like the 2nd link above.
on the page that flashes black which I have “none” as the page background, I changed it from none to a picture just to see what happens and it still flashes black.
All I can think of is it is affected because it is working off of MASTER1 which has a black background?
I also tried making the background WHITE and this helped the problem a little bit…
as it flashes white instead
excellent- can you help me to get rid of it (or change it t whatever would be “none”
Open the main Styles Editor and look for a style name named ‘body’ (though technically it’s a tag name, not a ‘style’) and see if there’s a background property.
The background color is in an external stylesheet produced, I assume, by
the action. If you look at the file referenced in the head of your document
you will see it “Resources/supersized.css”
You can manually edit that, but why – that doesn’t change anything but what
color ‘flashes’ before the image loads. I say live with it, it’s not too
bad.
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Ernie Simpson
On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 12:23 AM, Barry Hoffman email@hidden wrote:
did that but nothing under column NAME says “body” if that is where I
should be looking…
I have to disagree because if that was true it would always flash black when the BG action was used wouldn’t it?
I showed that when I started with a clean master2 it did not flash black; doesn;t this prove it must be related to how my page was BEFORE I removed the black background (which also seems coincidental to be black and that is what I had before I removed it…)
I have zero idea when you say you looked at the stylesheet for the action and the body tag…
I have no idea how to see it , remove it, etc…
There’s a CSS file named ‘supersizer’ in the Resources folder for your site. If you were to open that file in a proper text editor you will see that there are 3 instances of: background: #111;.
That’s how I know it’s coming from that stylesheet, I ‘extracted’ the 'sheet from your site with a 3rd Party CSS tool.