How do I add dots to the background of my website?

Answer by  XTC46 (394)

A websites background is controlled by the HTML tag Background src="imagepath" so to add a background, you would upload the image you want the background to be, then configure the website to use that image as the background using the tag above.

Answer by  aie (27)

Run your preferred graphic tool to design a single dot of the size you are looking for. Save the image as a GIF (or other graphic formats as well). Suppose the image filename is dot.gif. Run your preferred editor and open the webpage file: look for the body tag and modify it as body background=dot.gif.

Answer by  kmott (188)

Your website's background can have be a repeating JPEG image file that's very small in size. Think of it like a series of floor tiles all with the same pattern.

Answer by  tianhao (11)

Using html i guess. You can just plain write dots in the code. Or use an html tag that specifies that it is a text. If I remember it correctly, it should be something like "p" with brackets.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Well this would require changing the background from a solid color to a picture. Look online for specific guides on the various ways to do this.

Answer by  whatevername (28)

Adding dots depends on what platform or code are you working on, html? are you using a platform by someone else? you can browse online for patterns and code tips.