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    Default Need help with bckground attributes.

    I just created a background picture for one of my folders for Windows. I set it as the background, but when I scroll up-and-down, or side-to-side, it moves... like it should. I want it to stay still. In regular HTML, the problem would be corrected by typing bgproperties="fixed" in the Body tag, but this is a different kind of HTML. Is there anybody out there proficient in the kind of HTML that Windows uses for the display of their folders?

    Somewhere in there is stays 'background: window"'... is there a different attribute that could go there instead?

    I'm on Windows 98 now, but it may be the same for all of them.

    If you don't know what I'm talking about: go to any folder, right-click, Customize, edit HTML.

    Hopefully someone knows. Thanks in advance! - RMM

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    Don't know for sure but, with the use of the colon, it may be using css style syntax. Just add the word fixed, ex:

    background: fixed window ...

    I would know better what to suggest if I saw more of the code than you chose to reveal, like the entire line that includes your snippet and (if different) the entire line that mentions your background image(s) by name.
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    um... ya... the only html code I can think of is... well... html. any thing different must be like twey said, css, or maybe javascript...

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    yeah - I had the same problem with Firefox. try this code - it might work but I'm not guaranteeing it will:
    style="background-attachment: fixed"

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