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Old 09-10-2006, 02:41 AM   # 1 (permalink) Top
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Question help with background

whats the HTML code for putting a background image.
I know bgcolor="xxxxxx" is to have a colored background

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Old 08-10-2006, 09:52 PM   # 2 (permalink) Top
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Nvmd, I found the option to do that in Dreamweaver MX 2004.
But, the image repeats itself, how can I get it not to do that
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Nvmd, I found the option to do that in Dreamweaver MX 2004.
But, the image repeats itself, how can I get it not to do that
I m not exactly sure but I think u need to have both things ...Ur webpage and BG Image sige to the same size Otherwise if you wants to allign image at the centre then u needs to write codes for it which I dont know..
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how do i get a background image over a background image
i dont want to use css because its only for part of the area, and not the whole page
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just use CSS it is really easy. say you want to have a different background for anything

put this in the CSS file :

idname {background-image: url('image.jpg')}

then put this in the code (we will use <ul> as an example):

<ul id="idname">

this will make the list have a different background from the rest of the page
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you could also make a table and instead of having cell's make one big cell with an image. So do the normal <body background="XXXXX"> then make a table and do the same thing but just in the table tag
<table background="XXXXXXX">
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