[Abraham Chaffin]

You can set it to not repeat and then align it to the bottom right of the div.

<style type="text/css">

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

I would assume they are vertical aligning the background image to the bottom so that the fade always happens from lightest at the bottom to solid at the top – then you can have a background color with the same color as the top of the graphic to fill in where the background no longer repeats.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

The reason it’s not working is in your code it is &amp;trade; not &trade; the html code to create an ampersand is &amp; – the html code to create a trade mark is &trade; – this will work in any character formatting on the net which is why it should be used rather than the direct iso / utf-8 character. Somewhere your signature got reinterpretted, I’ll see if I can figure out where this may have occurred.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Hey Bob,

Quotes are supported (literal) but not plus or minus at this time. Most of the adjustments so far to the search mechanism have been in formatting the results rather than supporting advanced characters, formatting, or commands. We are continuing to do adjustments to it and I’m sure eventually these things will be implemented once the results and the basics are established.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Well that isolates it a bit further. I’m not sure about the tutorial you were referring to where someone was deprived of sleep but a search using your criteria in our library renders 3 results:
https://library.creativecow.net/search.php?q=%223D+text%22+%22After+Effects%22

Maybe someone else will remember an article with your other criteria.

Hope this helps,

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Someone else may be able to remember this specific tutorial but if we have a tutorial on 3D text specifically you should be able to find it using our tutorials search engine. Here’s a search for 3D text – one of these should be what you’re looking for.

If not – what program was it for?

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

If you’re looking for some design tips on what should be in an HTML newsletter there’s some good tips here
https://www.sitepoint.com/article/code-html-email-newsletters

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Some of the basic pointers are
– no javascript
– smaller width than the web site (~700px max wide)
– single column format
– use tables primarily instead of css
– all links need to be absolute
– use same styling as your regular site for familiarity

For an example some of Creative COW’s newsletters can be found here
https://newsletters.creativecow.net/

Abraham