help with no-repeat backgrounds

[Guest_imported]

hi,
i want to position my background image so that it will look lik e the background for a table which is on the html page...it seems to work in Internet Explorer but in Netscape it seems to be taking it as a seperate background image for each td in that table...can u help me out???
the code i wrote is a stylesheet which goes like this...
<style type=&quot;text/css&quot;>
BODY { background: url(myImage.gif) center no-repeat }
</style>

give me the suggestions regarding the query i made...hope it is soon...
directoress

 

[mcvdmvs]

Well extually i think u cant make it work in Netscape, maybe with scripts. But i see no way to do this.

MiQ
mcvdmvs@mcvdmvs.net

http://www.mcvdmvs.net

Yeah, well, erhm, ok... I'm busy trying to teach myself JavaScript, C++, Java and other webrelated stuff.

 

[msteggo]

The only way I know is by physically slicing the image and placing each slice into the corresponding cell...otherwise, hats off to the beautiful people at Netscape...blaghck!

 

[ergo]

WebTechniques magazine had a solution to the problem in a letter from a user. The solution is to wrap your table in another table. The outer table has the background image and the inner table has a transparent gif as a background to work around some of Netscape's foibles.

The letter is the first one on the page at

http://www.webtechniques.com/archives/2000/10/mail/