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Is it possible to set-up Apache so that all sites served from the
installed version, have an identifying image overlaid? I have 2 installs of WAMP (one local and one internal development). Sometimes it can be easy for both myself and testers to be looking at the wrong version of the server. Is there a way to overlay a PNG (like the 'Make poverty history' banners) on anything served from a particular instance of Apache? |
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On Thu, 8 May 2008 05:33:18 -0700 (PDT), Jeepstone
<Jeepstone@googlemail.com> wrote: >Is it possible to set-up Apache so that all sites served from the >installed version, have an identifying image overlaid? > >I have 2 installs of WAMP (one local and one internal development). >Sometimes it can be easy for both myself and testers to be looking at >the wrong version of the server. Is there a way to overlay a PNG (like >the 'Make poverty history' banners) on anything served from a >particular instance of Apache? Not just like that. Apache handles the HTTP protocol for you, not HTML or CSS. I would define a different background image (or color) in body {} definition in the CSS files of each site. HTH -- ( Kees ) c[_] Gender does matter: women are reliable bitches, men are unreliable charmers. (geof) (#375) |
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