how do you get a background for any website?
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Find the background you want to use, save it onto your computer.  Go to an image host site like www.photobucket.com upload the background there, take the url of the image and put it in this code:\n\n<body background=" URL HERE ">
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just use a simple HTML code (google search "HTML" "background") to set a picture of one of these chaps as the background image of your site.
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1. right click your mouse in desktop\n2. chose the desktop tab\n3. and change to any background you want!!
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Use a ccs file and handle the background \n\n\nbackground Attribute \n{ background: transparent| <color> || <url> || <repeat> || <scroll> || <position>}\n\n\n'background' describes the background of an element. \n\nThis attribute is not inherited. \n\nSettings\n\nBackground can be any one of the below \n\none color \n\n\ntwo colors which will be blended according to the 'bg-blend-direction' property an image pointed to by a URI, possibly combined with one color or two blended colors \n\n\ntransparent \nCorresponding examples: \n\nBODY { background: red } /* one color */\n\nh3 { background: blue / red } /* blend two colors */\n\nBODY { background: "chess.png" black / white } /* img + color combo */\n\nP { background: transparent }\n\nThis property does not inherit, but the parent element's background will shine through by default due to the initial transparent value. \n\nIf an image is found through the URI, it will be overlaid on top of any color specified. The color (or color combination) is used: \n\nto fill transparent regions of an image \n\n\nwhile loading the image from the URI \n\n\nif no URI is specified \n<repeat> \n\nValue: repeat | repeat-x | repeat-y | no-repeat Initial: repeat scroll \n\nBy default, the background image is repeated both in the x and y direction. \n\nBODY { background: http://style.com/marble.png repeat-x }\n\nBODY { bg-style: repeat-y }\n\n<scroll> \n\nValue: scroll | fixed Initial: scroll \n\nThis property describes how the background image should be laid out. By default, the image is scrolled along with the other content. A 'fixed' background is fixed with regard to the canvas. \n\nBODY { bg-style: repeat-x }\n\nBODY { bg-style: repeat-x scroll }\n\n<position> \n\nValue: <percentage> | <length> | left | center | right [ <percentage> | <length> | top | middle | bottom]? Initial: 0% 0% \n\nThe property describes the initial position of a background image specified with the 'background' property. If only one value is given, it sets both the horizontal and vertical offset of the background image. If two values are given, the horizontal position comes first. \n\nWith a value pair of '0% 0%', the upper left corner of the image is placed in the upper left corner of the element. A value pair of '100% 100%' places the lower right corner of the image in the lower right corner of the element. With a value pair of '14% 84%', the point 14% across and 84% down the image is to be placed at the point 14% across and 84% down the element. \n\nIf the background image is fixed with regard to the canvas (a possible value of 'bg-style'), the images are placed relative to the canvas instead of the element. E.g.: \n\nBODY { \n\nbackground: url(logo.png) fixed 100% 100%;\n\n} \n\nIn the example above, the image is placed in the lower right corner of the canvas. \n\nThe keyword values are defined as follows: \n\nleft = 0%\n\ncenter = 50%\n\nright = 100%\n\ntop = 0%\n\nmiddle = 50%\n\nbottom = 100%
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http://javascript.internet.com/\nhttp://www.dynamicdrive.com/\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2005-09,GGGL:en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=free+backgrounds&spell=1\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2005-09,GGGL:en&q=free+clipart
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put the picture online somewhere and then use the url as your background with one of the many myspace editing sites
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hmmm....\n\ni think its this:\n\n<body background="url">\n\n(content of page)\n\n</body>\n\nwhere url is something like http://blah.com/picture.jpg\n\n\nbut try to learn css. its better.
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well the html code to insert a pic or graphic in a website is \n\n<img src=../dir/temp/image.jpeg alt="mypic">\n\nwhat this does is takes the image from the place where you stored it on the server and places it on the webpage..if for some reason the visitor to your page has disabled images then the alternate text mypic will be displayed\n\ni dont know what you are looking for exactly but for backgrounds for your page this is a good site www.grsites.com/\n\nif you want really cool backgrounds check out http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/\n\nhere are a couple more links \n\nhttp://www.dewa.com/extreme/\nhttp://www.wowgraphics.net/index_en.htm\n\nhave fun
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I'd google it and find a pic. You might be able to set that as the background.
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Here are a few of mine and other websites I know that have alot of cool looking backgrounds for myspace.\n\nhttp://ohmyspace.com\nhttp://mycutespace.com\nhttp://cute-spot.com\nhttp://pixelbee.com\nhttp://thecutestuff.com (links to other sites with graphics like backgrounds)\nhttp://dollie-bliss.net\nhttp://angel-kizz.net\nhttp://carrielynnesworld.com (its my site and I have like 5 pages of them)\n\nHope those help.
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Probably the best thing for you to do would be to do a search for information on HTML codes and what they do.  Also there are many sites that give you codes that you can use.  The difference between a layout and background is:  a layout is how the information on your page will look.  Your background would be like the picture you have behind your text.  Hope that helps.
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I learned just by trial and error. Go here to start out fixing that currently lame back ground you have. http://www.picgames.com/perl/myspace-backgrounds?fa=%2Fperl%2Fmyspace-backgrounds&s=\n\nGo to Google and type: MySpace graphics and they'll show you tons of sites.
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You just need to find the background/layout you like at one of the following sites, then copy the code and paste it in the about me section in your myspace profile.\n\nhttp://www.pimpmyspace.org/\nhttp://www.myspacepimper.com/\nhttp://www.nuclearcentury.com/\nhttp://www.whateverlife.com/\nhttp://www.chasebadkids.net/\nhttp://tinyurl.com/o5e26\nhttp://www.pimpmyspace.com/\nhttp://www.completemyspace.com/\nhttp://www.glittermaker.com/\nhttp://www.freecodesource.com/\nhttp://www.myspacescripts.com/\nhttp://www.123mycodes.com/\nhttp://www.pimpmycom.com/\nhttp://www.myspace-help.com/\nhttp://www.myspacehtml.com/\nhttp://www.mypimpspace.com/\nhttp://tinyurl.com/edz4g\nhttp://tinyurl.com/hxv5c\nhttp://tinyurl.com/phjyj\nhttp://www.html-codes.com/\nhttp://www.pimpwebpage.com/\nhttp://www.myspaceprodesigns.com/\nhttp://www.bbzspace.com/\nhttp://www.myspaceunlimited.com/\nhttp://www.freeweblayouts.com/\nhttp://www.sparkletags.com/\nhttp://www.glitterkiss.com/\nhttp://www.myspacesupport.com/\nhttp://www.myspacepimper.com/\nhttp://www.pimpmyspace.org/\nhttp://www.ohmyspace.com/\nhttp://www.myspacelayout.com
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If you're talking about your PC backgound:\nRight click on your desktop > Select Properties > Select Desktop tab > choose the correct Background\n\nIf you're talking about your web home page:\nFrom the toolbar > Select Tools > Internet Options > General tab > type in the correct web address under home page.\n\nOR...\n\nGo to the website that you want as your home page > Select Tools > Internet Options > General tab > Click "Use Current"
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Set the background colour for the whole page as green (example #006633).\n\nThen create an orange image that is the exact height of the part you want orange and make it 5px wide (example) and have it repeat across the width of the page.\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody {\n  background: #006633 url(orange.jpg) repeat-x;\n}\n</style>\n\nIn the code I have set the background of the page to green, then told the page that it will have an image over the top of that and that the image will repeat horizontally.\n\nThis code either needs to be an a style sheet or placed in the <head> tags of your html page.\n\nThere are a few different ways this can be done though.
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Lesson 2.4: Changing the Background\n\nTwo Ways to Change\n\nThere are two ways you can change the background on your page. You can either change the color or put a picture in the background, which are analogous to painting the background of your webpage or wallpapering it. \n\nFirst Open Up Page Properties\n\nYou should first open up Page Properties. To access the Page Properties dialog box, go to Modify > Page Properties.\n\n\n\nThe resulting dialog box is where you can change either the background color or the background image of your page.\n\n\n\nPainting Your Background\n\nTo change the color of your background, simply click and hold on the little black arrow on the box labeled "Background" and then choose the color that you want for your background. Try to keep to light colors for dark fonts and dark colors for light fonts to maximize readability. \n\nHere are some samples of pages with colored backgrounds:\nNote: These sample pages will open up in a window.\n\n• Example of a page with a dark and light font on a light background\n• Example of a page with a light and dark font on a dark background\n• Example of a bad page with horrible color choice and contrast\n• Example of a page with colored tables\n\nWallpapering Your Background\n\nTo use an image as the background of your page, first make sure that the image is copied into your web folder. Then click on the "Browse" button by the text box labeled "Background Image" and find the image in your folder. Try to keep the image simple for easier readability contrast, or, if you really, really want to use a complicated image, use a white table on top of it.\n\nHere are some examples of pages with backgrounds:\n\n• Example of a page with a simple light background with dark text\n• Example of a page with a textured dark backgrond with light text \n• Example of a page with a complicated background (note how difficult it is to read the text!) and then with a white table on top to make it much clearer
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Technically, yes it is possible. They won't be background images though. You'll have to put the images in <div>'s (layers) that are "behind" your content. These layers will act as a background. \n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/\n\nShould be able to give you all the information/training you need.