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secretsquirrel
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try putting this inside the <head> of your page...
<style>
body{background-image:url(images/myimage.gif);background-repeat:no-repeat;}
</style>
<style>
body{background-image:url(images/myimage.gif);background-repeat:no-repeat;}
</style>
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hi SecretSquirrel
i tried what u told .the image consists of a horizontal strip of one color on top and vertical strip of the other color on left hand side.
initially the horizontal strip used to appear repeatadly,that problem is solved now but the vertical strip doesnt appear at all.
any ideas?anyhow i am playing with this for a while.
thanks for you help
spookie
i tried what u told .the image consists of a horizontal strip of one color on top and vertical strip of the other color on left hand side.
initially the horizontal strip used to appear repeatadly,that problem is solved now but the vertical strip doesnt appear at all.
any ideas?anyhow i am playing with this for a while.
thanks for you help
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secretsquirrel
Programmer
i'm not sure i understand what your image looks like.
is it a long thin strip with one colour on the left and another colour on the right?
can you put it live on the web somewhere? so i can see what you mean.
is it a long thin strip with one colour on the left and another colour on the right?
can you put it live on the web somewhere? so i can see what you mean.
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