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A fixed background is a background on a page that doesn't move as you scroll down on a page. It is positioned in a certain spot on the page with the help of HTML. A fixed background is usually a picture file and a color to fill the rest of the space on the page.
Step 1
Have an image you would like to use, a jpeg file works best.
Step 2
1. Login to your Piczo site.
2. Find the page you want to put your fixed background on and create an HTML box. If you don't know how to do this visit the Page.
3. Insert the following HTML code into the HTML box:
Where is says (http://images- 049.cdn.piczo.com/p5/img/i148695876_30447_5.jpg) put the url of the image you want to use. Make sure the image you are using has been uploaded somewhere on the internet and right-click on the picture then go to the properties option to get the address:(URL). Copy this and paste it inbetween the brackets just like in the sample code above.
4.
right click on the image you would like to use to get this pop up
You can change the background color to the color of your choice by putting the HTML value of a color in the part of the code that says "background-color: #FFFFFF". Instead of FFFFFF, put the HTML code you wish. Check out the new color picker that appears on the "add text" feature of piczo to get some HTML values. For additional information visit the following page:
You can also change the location of the image by putting in different options for "background-position: bottom right". The portion that says bottom right can be changed to bottom left, top right, etc.
6.
Step 3
Preview your site to see if your code worked, if not go back and check to see that there aren't any extra characters that might be affecting it!
For code that has already been created by other Piczo Users, Check out the
