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I'm not sure how to go about this. I want to create a background similar to macromedia.com. I would use a small .gif and set it as the background like this:
The problem is that the .gif is only 500px in height, what if I needed a page longer than 500px? I can't have dozens of background.gifs for each page that needs a different size.
I tried to use a div and set it as the bottom color of the .gif and expanded it as I needed it.
This seems like a band-aid fix and would probably clutter up my code. Any suggestions how I would go about this? Macromedia can do it, maybe it's some flashy Flash trick.
Code:
body {
background-image: url(images/background.gif);
}
I tried to use a div and set it as the bottom color of the .gif and expanded it as I needed it.

This seems like a band-aid fix and would probably clutter up my code. Any suggestions how I would go about this? Macromedia can do it, maybe it's some flashy Flash trick.