//OFF-TOPIC (sorry CB!!)
iceman57 wrote:This code line:
<BODY Background="background.jpg" Bgproperties="fixed">
That is HTML, not CSS. And, at that, the attribute bgproperties is an IE supported only HTML background property which has been deprecated (for quite awhile). The site uses CSS to apply backgrounds and it is generally better practice for cross-browser support to do it that way, anyways. I presume you're talking about a watermarked background, which would be easily accomplished with the following CSS:
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body {
background: url('background.jpg');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-attachment: fixed;
}
Where background.jpg should represent the correct path to the image file to be used. This would go into the style sheet, rather than into the body tag of the HTML. The site is not designed to have the HTML altered, as it is generated on demand by the site PHP source on the server (as this forum also is). Nearly every part of the page is customizable via CSS classes and ids, which can be edited in the site's style sheet, which I know Gabe knows how to alter, as he's done it

.
If you want to discuss this further, iceman, please PM me. I wrote the original site source code and am very familiar with how to make it do or display just about anything I'd want.
//end of off-topic post (again, sorry folks!!)