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That works, thanks!

Yeah. That's simalar to another thing I tried. Both appeared.Hmm... Is there a way to do between numbers instead of less than or more than?

I tried this without success:

<script type="text/javascript">switch(n){case 1:  document.write("(1)")  break    case 2: document.write("(2)")  breakdefault:  document.write("(3)"}</script>

I couldn't find how to make over two random statements. I tried codes like this:

<script type="text/javascript">var r=Math.random()if (r>0.5) {document.write("(one)")}if(r=1){document.write("(two)")}else{document.write("(three)")}</script>

But that didn't work. Is there a way to make over two random statements so that they all appear with about the same % chance?

Ok. And would that work for centering images in a table?

Is there a way to center all the images on a page using CSS? I mean sort of like changing the font of page. If there isn't a way to do that, is there a way to just center everything on a page?... I mean using CSS because the HTML uses end tags, but I can't add things to the bottom fo the page.

To go from your example:If the background-color is already set on the images you use, css can't change transparency. CSS can only change what is already defined by other css, like if you define a background-color in css, css can put filters on it to change transparency etc. What you should do is get a program like Photoshop or GIMP and make your images transparent through that program...

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Umm... Like a colored background with two images that have two different color backgrounds, but I want to show the picture inside the box... here is an example image. This is not exactly the pics I'm using, but I mean like... There are two different colored backgrounds on two images so I want both the image's backgrounds to be transparent so the black background appears where the image's background colors are, showing only the image without the boxes around them.

I cannot figure out how to make it so two different image colors can become transparent on the same page. I have tried a few codes:

<style>#m,#n,#mb{display: tl-nfu;}table, td {background: transparent;}p img {filter:none alpha(opacity=100) chroma(color=white);p img {filter:none alpha(opacity=100) chroma(color=FEFEFE);}</style>

And

<style>#m,#n,#mb{display: tl-nfu;}table, td {background: transparent;}p img {filter:none alpha(opacity=100) chroma(color=white);</style><style>#m,#n,#mb{display: tl-nfu;}table, td {background: transparent;}p img {filter:none alpha(opacity=100) chroma(color=FEFEFE);</style>

But no luck with those two or any of the others I tried.

Oh. That worked. Thanks! =)Would that be almost the same for changing text colors, too?

I am trying to find a way that you can scroll down a dropdown menu and the background color will change. I tried the html code that showed the dropdown box that did nothing and tried to get it to change the background color, but I could not. This is one of the things I tried:

<form action="background color" method="change"><select name="background"> <option value="black">black  <option value="bisque">bisque  <option value="blue">blue   <option value="cadetblue">cadetblue <option value="chocolate">chocolate <option value="coral">coral  <option value="crimson">crimson  <option value="cyan">cyan  <option value="darkblue">dark blue  <option value="darkcyan">darkcyan  <option value="darkgreen">darkgreen  <option value="darkorange">darkorange  <option value="darkorchid">darkorchid  <option value="darkred">darkred  <option value="darkviolet">darkviolet  <option value="deeppink">deeppink  <option value="dimgray">dim gray  <option value="dodgerblue">dodgerblue  <option value="firebrick">firebrick</select></form>

Thanks! That worked.

not sure what you are asking, but as IKari pointed out, those are your only options.It will always repeat to the left(y) or down(x).If you need it to repeat right you may have to adjust your image and adjust your layout.Without a page to look at it is hard to imagine what you are trying to do.

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I've been reading over the pages on CSS backgrounds, but I just can't figure out how to make the background repeat on the right! I know 'y' is repeat one line on the left, and 'x' is repeat one line on the top, but I con't find the one to repeat one line on the right.