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How do i get a tiled background on my website like the one at...?

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I have seen several websites where the logo wraps around the main body of text in the middle of the screen & the logo is repeated in a Ã¢Â€Â˜TileÃ¢Â€Â™ fashion. A good example of what i mean is at this site (http://worldinternetsummit.com/uk/2008/).

In the case of this website, itÃ¢Â€Â™s the blue surrounds with the logo tiled in the background. How do you do this on a website? Is there any particular software package I can use to create a similar professional look myself (e.g.- FrontPage, Dreamweaver or other software)?

Thanks in advance for any help.

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If you have some understanding about HTML code of the web page then you can implement it easily. just open the page in front page or dream-weaver or just in notepad. you will find a body tag there. i.e.

<body>. Replace this with

<body style="BACKGROUND: url(../../images/yourimage.gif)">

where "url" is the path/location of the image. Hope it will work.

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Notepad++ still works better for me than any other webdesign app like Dreamweaver :)

In your stylesheet, use this:

body

{

background: url(image/file.gif)

}

That will repeat the background for your whole page

If you only want it horizontally, append repeat-x,

if only vertically, append repeat-y,

if you don't want to repeat it, append no-repeat

Or, inject it directly into the body tag:

<body style="background:url(image/file.gif)">
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