background

C

Carrie

I want to use the picture on my business card for the background on my
webpage. What make my inquisition difficult, I want to picture to follow you
when you scroll up and down the page.
 
E

Ellen

<body background="businesscard.jpg (or businesscard.gif)" bgproperties="fixed">

This tiles your business card in the background, and scrolls the rest of the
text of the page over it. It can be annoying though, and can be more
distracting than useful. Don't use it on the whole site.
 
U

Uncle Joe

Having your picture follow me as I scroll up and down the page would
be unnerving. Spooky.
Is this Stan again? (Grin.)
 
M

Murray

That only works in IE, and it's invalid code to boot. On the other hand,
you could use CSS to declare a background image with position:fixed, but
while that is supported by all modern browsers other than IE, it's not
supported by IE. You almost can't win this game.
 

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