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> > Yeah, it's totally possible, unless I'm misunderstanding your needs.
> > If you have a unique id for each page's body and a div that reoccurs on
> > each page (using the same ID each time) for the image, then you simply
> > define css for each combination. The css might get a little verbose if
> > you have lots of pages to account for, but the only extra markup is the
> > id on the body tag.
> >
> > PAGE 1
> > -----------
> > <body id="home">
> > <div id="imageholder"></div>
> > </body>
> >
> >
> > PAGE 2
> > ------------
> > <body id="about">
> > <div id="imageholder"></div>
> > </body>
> >
> > CSS
> > ------------
> >
> > #home #imageholder {
> > background: url(myHomeImage.jpg) left top scroll no-repeat;
> > }
> > #about #imageholder {
> > background: url(myAboutImage.jpg) left top scroll no-repeat;
> > }
> >
Wow...I can't believe I hadn't thought of that :) sure beats adding
scripting when it's not otherwise needed!
Thanks, Rick!
~R
-- Non scholae sed vitae discimus
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