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| Are the backgrounds on this site free to use? May I link to a background or graphic on your site? How do I download an image or background? How do I right click using a Mac laptop? How do I get the background to show up in my web page? I saved the background file but I can't get it to open. May I place a link to your website on my website? |
| Are the backgrounds on this site free to use? |
| Yes.
All of the backgrounds, bars and buttons are free of charge and you
do not need permission to use them on the web or in any other type
of project. If your organization needs written permission from this
site, please send an email requesting it. |
| May I link to a background or graphic on your site? |
| No.
You do NOT have permission to link to any graphic on this site! You
MUST save the image to your computer and refer to it from there. If
you are using the background on a message board, please follow that
site's instructions on how to upload your images to their site for
use on your page. Thank you! |
| How do I download an image or background? |
| Simply
right click on the background tile or image you want and choose save picture as or save image as depending on your browser. When viewing a background on a full page, right click anywhere on the page and select save background as. Then choose the directory you want to save the file to. Click save. Be sure to remember where you saved the image so that you can find it easily. You can also change the name of the image file at this time to something that is more meaningful for your purposes. |
| How do I right click using a Mac laptop? |
| When you have your cursor over the image or background you want to save, hold down the Control button and click at the same time. This will present you with the menu from which you can choose to save the image, among other things. |
| How do I get the background to show up in my web page? |
| To get the background
to "tile" or repeat on your page, you must refer to the
image file In the "body" tag. If the image is in the same
directory as your web page, the HTML code is this: <body background="image.gif"> If you saved your image in another file folder, you refer to it like this: <body background="otherfolder/image.gif"> |
| I saved the background file but I can't get it to open. |
| This
sometimes happens with .jpg files. It may be the way your Windows
system is set up to handle the .jpg extension. Even though it seems
that it will save the file as a. jpg it actually saves it as a .jpeg.
Try to download the file again but type over the extension or type
in the extension .jpg and click save. It should open fine. |
| May I place a link to your website on my website? |
| Yes, please do and thank you! You may use a text link and/or the button below. It is preferred that you link to the homepage and not to an interior page so that visitors can easily see all that is offered on the site. To link to the site, use this code followed by any nice descriptive text you like: Text Link <a href="http://www.allfreebackgrounds.com">All Free Backgrounds</a> Image Link  <a href="http://www.allfreebackgrounds.com"><img src="http://www.allfreebackgrounds.com/site_home/allfreebutton.jpg" width="125" height="32" border="0" alt="All Free Backgrounds"></a> |
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