Prøv at indsætte nogle af de her :
{background:transparent}
for a transparent background.
{background:url(image.gif)}
to use an image for the background. Image.gif represents the name of the image. The image can also be in jpeg format. You also have a number of options with this image format to allow you to be more specific, and they are:
{background:url(image.gif) repeat}
to tile the image both horizontally and vertically. This is exactly the way a background image would appear with normal HTML (wallpapering the browser screen).
{background:url(image.gif) repeat-x}
to tile the image only horizontally. That is, the image would only be repeated horizontally across the browser screen and not vertically down the screen.
{background:url(image.gif) repeat-y}
to tile the image only vertically. That is the image would only be repeated vertically going down the browser screen and not horizontally across the screen.
{background:url(image.gif) no-repeat}
for no tiling of the image. In other words, only the original image will be displayed with no repeats to fill the background.
{background:url(image.gif) scroll}
to have the background image scroll with the foreground (the way it does with normal HTML).
{background:url(image.gif) fixed}
to prevent the background image from scrolling with the foreground. In other words, the background image will remain fixed on the canvas while the web page scrolls over top of it.
Kilde :
http://www.bfree.on.ca/HTML/lesson31.htmHusk at bruge de rigtige tegn. Det har ret stor betydning.
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