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Anyone knows what kind of effect I need for do a thing like those? Look the background, the color is not solid but ... (don't know what term should I use), look:

http://oi52.tinypic.com/2pozd6f.jpg

Anyone knows how can I do it? Thanks.

Wyatt Anderson
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Photoshop, Add Noise filter, save as 50px X 50px jpg, then use in CSS background image

benhowdle89
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    Aww! **Please** don`t do that with a jpg! Use a png file instead! (PNG has lossless compression) – thejh Nov 26 '10 at 23:46
  • yeah but whats the advantage of using a PNG, you dont need transparency for a repeating background. I do prefer pngs but i didnt feel they were necessary in this situation... – benhowdle89 Nov 26 '10 at 23:48
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Using Photoshop you can simply add "noise" to the image to obtain that kind of effect. From Photoshop CS4 do: Filter > Noise > Add noise...

dubrox
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Looks like a parchment or paper effect.

Wyatt Anderson
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You can specify an image using background-image like this:

background-image: url(tile.png);
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