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not sure what you mean exactly, but yes, background-image: url(filename.ext); is the correct way to specify a background image, but there is something else w/the css or maybe the html that makes it not work. any ideas?

that doesnt do it either. 'url(path-to-file)' is the syntax for CSS. there is not a way to use a background image w/out that syntax.

im having trouble making a background image appear on my page using an external CSS file. heres my css: body { background-color: #cccccc; color: #333333; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; margin: 6px 6px 6px 6px; padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px; } h3 { font-family: arial...

maybe if i rephrase the question: how does the text become aliased? is it the font? is it because of the size of the text? the page you saw as my example is really just to give a visual representation of what the problem. im kinda looking for a solution to the actual problem, and not a way...

while we are on the subject of transparent gifs, i wonder if anyone has any idea why i might be having so much trouble with some of mine. im creating transparent gifs w/text on them (for use as buttons on a site) ive tried every combination of Eurostile and EurostileExtended possible, between...

i've got a huge navigation page that was already a part of a finished site that came w/my job. to go directly to the page in question, http://www.jeromerussell.com/FRAME-A.html its a slew of layers that are shown and hidden based on the clicking of the buttons in the layer that appears first...

your solution is to not use tables for layout. i know its a bit difficult at first. i became a master of building tables that made the most complex layout look awesome, but its just plain bad code. seperate the content from the layout by using CSS for all your layout and formatting and the...

thanks for the tip. the height wasnt really the issue though. it turns out that linebreaks inside a div will cause it to be rendered w/a line break in IE mac. i rewrote the code so that it is as follows: <div...<span...</span...<span...</span...</div then a line break. its beautiful now...

im having severe trouble w/using CSS for positioning on a site im working on. it works quite well in opera on my mac, and it seems to work just as well in mozilla and IE on a windows machine. however, it all goes to poo in IE on mac (os 10.2) for those of you that know a lot about CSS and are...