Background image
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rinse
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not exactly... there are a couple of ways to do what your desired effect is though.
1. create the image to be super long and wide, say 1200w x 1600h... this way it probably won't tile (of course, depending on your design, this might not be possible) if you keep the image a gif and make sure you optimize it well, the file size shoudn't become an issue.
2. Use CSS to control the placement and tiling fo the background image. there is a tutorial available here: http://htmlgoodies.com/beyond/cssbg.html#repeat -- athing to note about this method, it might not work in all browsers... do some cross platform and multibrowser testing before final publishing.
good luck!
1. create the image to be super long and wide, say 1200w x 1600h... this way it probably won't tile (of course, depending on your design, this might not be possible) if you keep the image a gif and make sure you optimize it well, the file size shoudn't become an issue.
2. Use CSS to control the placement and tiling fo the background image. there is a tutorial available here: http://htmlgoodies.com/beyond/cssbg.html#repeat -- athing to note about this method, it might not work in all browsers... do some cross platform and multibrowser testing before final publishing.
good luck!