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 css question hiya ppl... i am using an image as a background in a table. but i want that image to not repeat itself when the table is stretched larger then its height... i was told i could fix this with css and i have looked around and read about it... but i cant find any straight forward answer for putting it into a table... help please! | 
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 in the table tag, or wherever you have it, in the 'background' attribute you need to have no-repeat, so if your using a style attribute (inline css) you'd use style="background: no-repeat;" or just add no-repeat to your existing bcakground attribute if you have one already eg: 'background: url('/images/bg.gif');' becomes 'background: url('/images/bg.gif') no-repeat;' hope that clears it up for you. | 
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 hey cheers, i changed this line to <td width="680" height="377" valign="top" background="images/bgbeta.jpg" style="background: no-repeat;" > but that made the bg dissappear?? could that be because i already have css style for my scroll bars defined at the top of my html? hence i have to then define everything up there now? im a bit new to all the css stuff... i also tried defining the background properties up the top, but im not sure that i was calling it correctly back down in the html where my table was... help please! | 
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 What size is the image and what size is the table?? | 
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 See below for what you're trying to do. The path to the image can be relative or absolute if you're deploying in a war file or something to that effect. note the embedded DIV that inherits from the td class. Code: <html> | 
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 cheers heaps for you help here dexterlab! i entered this into my css style section at the top: td.bglogo { background: url('images/bgbeta.jpg') no-repeat;} and then i just called the bglogo class like so: <td class=bglogo width= etc. etc.> as its just one table that i want it in... so does that seem correct? it seems to be working... i didnt include the div though... did i need to ? but i cant see it in dreamweaver, only when i actually preview it in a browser... ps. it seems that haha123; equals the left curly bracket... | 
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