May work, but FP 2003 themes are applied using CSS (always as the last style to cascade)
- so the theme may override the embedded style
Best to add the style to the Theme
Format | Theme | Customize | Text - select More Text Styles
Select the body tag and then Modify | Border | Shading and select
Repeat - select no-repeat
Attachment - select fixed
Vertical Position - select center
Horizontal Position - select center
OK | OK | OK | OK & Save As a new theme name
Apply the new theme name to all pages
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| Redefine the body tag in the FORMAT | Style dialog (select "body" and click
| on Modify. Now for the inexplicably weird stuff. Select BORDER > Shading,
| and you will see the option there for repeat.
|
| Of course the simple way to do this is to enter the following directly in
| the head of the page -
|
| <style type="text/css">
| <!--
| body { background-repeat:no-repeat; }
| -->
| </style>
|
| --
| Murray
| ============
|
| | > Hi Murry, I'm not sure how to do this. I created a new Style (ex: MyStyle)
| > and tried to use Format, Style Sheet Links to link to my style sheet, but
| > I cannot find it. It is listed in Format -> Styles...
| >
| > Doh???
| >
| > | >> Use CSS to prevent the background from tiling. Put this in an embedded
| >> or an externally linked stylesheet -
| >>
| >> body { background-repeat:no-repeat; }
| >>
| >> --
| >> Murray
| >> ============
| >>
| >> | >>> I've edited a theme and applied my own background. The problem is is
| >>> that it duplicates itself on the page. I only want it to show up once on
| >>> the page, I've changed the size and related properties in Photoshop, but
| >>> to no avail.
| >>>
| >>> Can anyone assist please.
| >>>
| >>> TX.
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
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