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mima kake

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if i remember correctly, there should be a 'repeat' checkbox in the 'properties' pannel besides the bg image field. but i could be wrong since I haven't used it in a while and it's not installed on the pc i'm using right now. I'll check it later tonight to be sure.

 

also are you using MX?

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it is a web page editor, if you know microsoft frontpage, well it's pretty much the same. It simplifies greatly many aspects of building a website. You can insert images, for example, only by clicking some icons instead of havin to writ the code manually in notepad. So people who don't kno HTML and/or Javascript can use this to make basic, yet good looking, wesites. However if you know your 'stuff' it is a good way to save time and acheive a more professionnal result.

 

mima kake, to come back to your question well i cannot seem to find a way to acheive this using dreamweaver's options, however you could simply do it wit a CSS, it's pretty easy.

 

add this between you <head></head> tags:

<style type="text/css">
body { background-image: url("image.gif"); background-repeat: no-repeat }
</style>

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i only asked if you had dreamweaver MX because i use version 4 also and if you had the MX version, which has changed quite a bit, I wouldn't have been able to help you. It tuns out i couldn't even help you dreamwever-wise ;)

 

note that the code i gave you will not make the bg image change size, it will only make it appear once instead of repeating itself.

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There's probably a way to do so, but the pictures would get resized and the result wouldn't be a pretty sight.

 

Still, you'd have to get the client screen's dimensions (not everyone has the same resolution) and change the image's siize consequently. But honestly, i couldn't help you there, my HTML and Javascript is kinda rusty.

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