Background image position in table

I know how to put a background image into a table but what I need to know is
how to position it to the bottom of the table so as the able expands with
content, the image will stick to the bottom of the table. If you got to the
site I'm workign on you'll understand.

http://www.graphickontent.com/lionsharestrategies/team.html

I want the lion's tail image to stick to the bottom of the page.

Any suggestions? Is this possible?

thanks

-jeffrey

jeffreyhicken wrote:

I know how to put a background image into a table but what I need to know is
how to position it to the bottom of the table so as the able expands with
content, the image will stick to the bottom of the table. If you got to the
site I'm workign on you'll understand.

http://www.graphickontent.com/lionsharestrategies/team.html

I want the lion's tail image to stick to the bottom of the page.

Any suggestions? Is this possible?

thanks

-jeffrey

Find this in your code....

<td valign="top" width="1018" background="images/tail_background.jpg"
height="439">

.... and replace with this....

<td valign="top" width="1018" style="background-image:
url(images/tail_background.jpg);background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: right center;">

better still create a class in your css sheet - use the style from the
above code - apply the class to whichever table or table cell which fits
your needs best.

HTH

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chin chin
Sinclair

Thanks, I knew it would probably be something simple. I'm still learning, kinda
making it up along the way with help from folks like you. I appreciate the
guidance. The site is still in progress and I ended up going through all the
pages and making a CSS style class like you suggested. It's better than the
nested tables I was using before.

Thanks again.

-jeffrey

jeffreyhicken wrote:

Thanks, I knew it would probably be something simple. I'm still learning, kinda
making it up along the way with help from folks like you. I appreciate the
guidance. The site is still in progress and I ended up going through all the
pages and making a CSS style class like you suggested. It's better than the
nested tables I was using before.

Thanks again.

-jeffrey

NP :-)

Rather than using embedded css - consider consolidating your css rules
into a linked stylesheet - that way you need only change the linked
stylesheet to affect the other pages in your site.

HTH

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chin chin
Sinclair

Thanks, I'll check into that. I'm still learning what CSS can do.

Thanks again,

-jeffrey