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    Background Reapeats

    background-repeat: no-repeat;ORbackground-repeat: repeat-x;ORbackground-repeat: repeat-y;That helps?
  2. make a two new div layers with "z-index: -10" and "width: 50%" other is floating left and other is floating right. Then just put the right background colors. I thik it would work.
  3. Make a new div top layer (z-index: 10) with 100% width and 100% height. Then put an image to its background and set image's position to bottom left. I think it works.
  4. ID's.... and still use that uniform <td> style? Mhh... I must try that tomorrow
  5. Is there a ... problem with them..? Or...? So could Firefox ignore invidual <td> style because of uniform style assigned to them?EDIT*Damn! I tested a bit, and yes! That's the problem. The td { } overrides all other td.xxx { } styles.Now I wonder that why? It shouldn't do that. Opera does that too.. anyone have used othes browsers?td { } doesn't have to be there, I could insert thesebackground-repeat: no-repeat;background-attachment: fixed;font-size: 10px;color: #484848;to invidual styles....But still FF (and Opera now) bugs me because it's not working very well.
  6. http://www.rift-ws.com/index.htmlhttp://www.rift-ws.com/style.cssWhat's wrong with the css code? Why FF shows only one <td>'s background, not all?I validated my css file, and it is almost correct but there are no errors in td's with background.IMHO: Firefox blows
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