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Jun 23.2005

I know that there’s a way to position your Bg pic with out it repeating or scrolling. But I don’t know how… 😮 Not really surprising, huh? Can anyone help me?

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@NogDogJun 23.2005 — style="background: #ffffff url('bgimage.jpg') no-repeat 50% 20%"

See http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/colors.html#background-properties for more info.
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@reddvixenauthorJun 23.2005 — Okay, I tried using it with the < > tags... It didn't work. I'm trying to do this for my Neopets profile page (http://neopets.com/randomfriend.phtml?user=silverdragoness). Yes, I'm a kid and am so totally addicted to Neopets. I'm sorry. But Every code I've tried dosen't seem to work...
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@LaprattJun 23.2005 — There is a site www.pimpwebpage.com which you can put in the image URL and you select it as fixed, and it codes it for you. Then you just copy and paste.
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@reddvixenauthorJun 23.2005 — Thanks!
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@the_treeJun 23.2005 — You tried with the what tags? We can't see your page without being logged in so could you cite your code here?

I can't see why NogDogs code wouldn't work without seeing the whole thing.
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@reddvixenauthorJun 23.2005 — < style="background: #ffffff url('bgimage.jpg') no-repeat 50% 20%" (NoDogs code) >

I used the <> tags... But maybe Lapratt's site will help. I have to cut out alot of the unuseable code though so it might take a minute or two...
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@reddvixenauthorJun 23.2005 — Yes! I got it thanks, Lapratt!
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@the_treeJun 23.2005 — &lt; style="background: #ffffff url('bgimage.jpg') no-repeat 50% 20%" (NoDogs code) &gt;I used the <> tags... But maybe Lapratt's site will help. I have to cut out alot of the unuseable code though so it might take a minute or two...[/QUOTE]Right, you haven't actually use a tag though. You just put an attibute in side <>s. A tag would be something like [i]body[/i] e.g.&lt;body style="background: #ffffff url('bgimage.jpg') no-repeat 50% 20%;"&gt;
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@reddvixenauthorJun 23.2005 — Man, I'm really slow with names, so yah. I knew what I meant! Stop picking on me! Anyways, thanks for your help!
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