DUDE...your HTML is really messed up. The image problem is the least of your issues.
Start with a clean table:
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The best may to apply a background image to a table cell is via CSS. Either apply it as an inline style:
or assign a class or id to the cell and declare the CSS in a seperate CSS file.
By the way, the CSS notation in the example is used thus:
background: url("../images/bg-body.gif") repeat-x #ffffff;
url is the path to the image you want to display.
repeat-x means repeat horizontally, you can also use repeat-y or no-repeat.
the last value is a hex code for the background color, in this case white.
remember that the background image is display on top of the background colour, but below the background content.
2007-01-22 08:24:14
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answered by Klausy 2
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