Does anyone know how/where to get moving backgrounds to put on websites?  Like, I want a gradient kind of background that moves, kind of like a tv screen when it has no signal, and has that really loud sound...or some other thing like that.  I also need one with lava for a friend's site..that'd be cool.  I want to link them to my site, not download them...so yeah.  Help is appreciated, obviously.
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u can use flash on your website or use animated gif as your background.\n\nanimated gif are easy to make ...just use any software .. like gif animator 5.\n\ndownload it from .. http://www.download.com
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<style type="text/css">\nbody {\n  background-image:url('PICTURE URL HERE');\n  background-position:bottom right;\n  background-repeat:no-repeat;\n  background-attachment:fixed;)\n</style>\n\nPlace this code in your About Me section.\nFind your background and upload it using imageshack.us or photobucket.com but I suggest you to use imageshack.us. Paste the link onto the PICTURE URL HERE.\nChange your settings if you want to. (You can change the picture position in bottom left, bottom right, bottom center, center left, center right, center center and etc. Also, for background-repeat, you can either put no-repeat or repeat to have the picture in tiles. And finally for background-attachment, just leave it alone.)
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You should like these websites. The 2nd one has animated wallpapers too.
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There is no Stretch-to-Fit like on a Windows Desktop. Basically you have two options. The first is to pick a small background that looks good when it's tiled. Because that's what the browser will do.\n\nThe second option is to create a relatively large background, let's say 1280 X 1024 and set the BGPROPERTY = "FIXED". This will cause a significantly slow load time for your page. A better solution is to make a gradient background that is 5 X 1024. It will get tiled as in above but it is small and will load quickly.
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they are called animated ----- heres a couple  sites\nFree Animated Backgrounds: Animations by ART-TLC \nhttp://www.feebleminds-gifs.com/backs.html\nAnimated Backgrounds
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ummm...try chasebadkids.com...they usually ave pretty good backgrounds/layouts.
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There is some text on the website which is a dark grey and very difficult to read against the black background. Consider changing the color or bolding the font so it will stand out more.\n\nAlso consider offering some of the tutorials as html directly on the website. There are a number of people, myself included, who don't want to have to download a file, especially an Acrobat file.\n\nA background texture or design may help the layout of the page look even more professional. \n\nThe website is completely made from tables, though, which can load a bit slower in Internet Explorer than completely using CSS, though you seem to have a good grasp of that. Try experimenting with an all CSS site to see if it'll work for you.\n\nI noticed that the footer of the page contains an image when it could be a simple horizontal row or a border, which would also help the page to load even faster.
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your questions are a little confusing, but let me try to answer:\n\nto make the background stretch the whole way of the page, you have to make it that big...or have it repeat and make it seamless so people don't realize the image isn't the full size. You can do such things with any graphics program, like macromedia fireworks, the Gimp, and photoshop. \n\nTo mess with the opacity of an element, you'll have to resort to css. You can search in google and find a great tutorial on that.\n\nI'm not quite sure what you mean about the post shortening at the end? If you're talking about what I think you're talking about, you can do it but it only works in firefox. Use the :hover thing is css, for example: \n\ntextarea{\nborder: 1px solid black;}\n\ntextarea:hover{\nborder: 1px solid red;}\n\nthat code would change the border from black to red when you hover over a textarea. You can do this with opacity and everything else, including backgrounds, too.\n\nhope I at least helped a little bit. Good luck!\n\nps- my xanga is xanga.com/flamehtmlstudios
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One of the best glaaeries for wallpapers i have seen is...\ndigitalblasphemy.com.\nIt doesnt exactly sound like a good site but go to it and check out the gallery.\nThe ppl who created these must have spent YEARS making them.\nI have one on my backgrnd at the moment.
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It depends on the template in use to publish your blog. You need to upload the picture and modify the CSS section of the template. In the CSS section, you will be easily able to locate the background image, just replace the URL by the URL of the image that you have uploaded.\n\nAll the best!
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You can do it with JavaScript:\n\n<HEAD>\n<SCRIPT>\n  var backgroundset=false;\n\n  function fixedBackground(url)\n  {\n    if(!backgroundset)\n    {\n      document.body.style.overflow = 'hidden';\n      document.body.style.padding = '0px';\n      document.body.style.margin = '0px';\n\n      var overlay = document.createElement('DIV');\n      overlay.style.position = 'absolute';\n      overlay.style.top = '0px';\n      overlay.style.left = '0px';\n      overlay.style.height = '100%';\n      overlay.style.width = '100%';\n      overlay.style.overflow = 'auto';\n\n      overlay.innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML;\n      document.body.innerHTML = '<img id="background" height="100%" width="100%" src="' + url + '" style="left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; top: 0; z-index: 0" />';\n\n      document.body.appendChild(overlay);\n\n      backgroundset=true;\n    }\n    else\n      background.src=url;\n  }\n</SCRIPT>\n\nThen in the BODY add:\n\nonLoad="fixedBackground('background.jpg');">
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ok well here is the easiest thing I could come up with, i don't know how to make it with no comments, contact table etc, but here is a code:\n\n<Style type="text/css"> body{ background-image:url(http://www.macdesktops.com/Previews/NVflamesPreview240.jpg); background-position:Top Left; background-attachment:fixed; background-repeat:repeat; } Table, Td{ background-color:transparent; } table table table{ background-color:000000; } body, div, p, strong, td, .text, .blacktext10, .blacktext12, a.searchlinkSmall, a.searchlinkSmall:link, a.searchlinkSmall:visited{ color:FFFFFF; font-weight:bold; font-style:normal; } .orangetext15, .lightbluetext8, .whitetext12, .nametext, .btext, .redtext, .redbtext{ color:FFFFFF; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:underline ; font-style:normal; } </Style> <br/><br/> I edited my profile with <A href="http://www.strikefile.com/myspace" target="_blank">Thomas Myspace Editor V3.6</A>! <br/><br/>
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Check the location of the background image in the HTML source.  It should refer to it one of a few ways:\n\nexact placement URL = full link\n   <img src='http://www.yoursite.com/folder/image.jpg'>\n\nrelational URL in same folder\n   <img src='image.jpg'>\n\nrelational URL in subfolder\n   <img src='folder/image.jpg'>\n\nWhat we know for sure is wrong:\n   <img src='C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;youruser&#92;Documents&#92;Website Folder&#92;images&#92;image.jpg'>\nIf the browser is looking for an image on a URL that starts with a drive letter, obviously the viewer of the page does not already have the image in the same location on their hard drive that you have on yours.  This only happened to me once, about 8 years ago, but knowing only what you've told me it's my best guess.
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Last time I checked, that was stealing...\n\nBut...why can't you design one for yourself?  \n\nIn lieu of that, why can't you use the artwork from the domain that's carrying your business profile on it?  \n\nI've used screenshots from EverQuest (a game I play), photographs (personal as well as from Windows Clip Art Online) as backdrops...your own computer came loaded with several backgrounds as well...take a look there too.\n\nIf you really want to impress the masses, I would not suggest using someone else's work to get it done, there is the possibility it would be recognized anyway, and where would that leave you?  A plagurist?\n\n-Em
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www.disneychannel.com\nor google disney channel wallpaper and then right click on the picture that you want and click on set as Background. And you have your wallpaper.
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my process:\n\nfind an image on google that you like, i dont know what you are looking for. and then right click it and save the picture. then go to photobucket.com and upload the image there then go to http://www.mygen.co.uk/ and when it asks for a picture url, go to photobucket and copy the URL box right under the picture. and create a layout. my suggestion is that you find an image that would look good tiled OR find an image that would look good centered/ full screened. customized all you want!
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there are many places you can go to get backgrounds i use http://www.hotfreelayouts.com/layouts.php?index=15 which gives you full layouts so it looks really nice in the end and then you can find other sites to put "toys" on there and a new online now/contact table  which go to www.myspace.com/contacttables  this site is amazing! it will help you no matter what you need and then go to other profiles and sometimes they have links from their toys and tools they use and you can select from them  hope it helped you sweetheart goodluck