background-image/Netscape 7.2

[veryred]

Hello.

I'm placing a background image in a table cell using a style sheet--I
reads it, Netscape, Firefox, and Opera do not--they will however read
background-color when I insert that.

This is what I've entered on my CSS:

td.logo
{
background-attachment: fixed;
background-image: url(images\top.jpg);
}

I've tried every possible deviation (ie, url('images\top.jpg')
etc...to no avail. If anyone knows how to remedy this, please let m
know.

Thanks

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[Knud Gert Ellentoft]

veryred skrev:

td.logo
{
background-attachment: fixed;
background-image: url(images\top.jpg);
}

You can't use \, you must use / (my english is bad), must be
background-image: url(images/top.jpg);
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[David Dorward]

veryred wrote:

I'm placing a background image in a table cell using a style sheet--IE
reads it, Netscape, Firefox, and Opera do not
I bet you are using background-attachment: fixed ...
td.logo
{
background-attachment: fixed;
I win!

Internet Explorer gets background-attachment wrong. It should fix the
element to the viewport, IE decides to attach it to the element instead.
What is probably happening is that the background image is appearing in the
top left if your window and the table data cell is never scrolling over it.
background-image: url(images\top.jpg);
FORWARD slashes in URLs. url(images/top.jpg).
I've tried every possible deviation (ie, url('images\top.jpg'),

Use double quote or no quotes. Internet Explorer for Mac doesn't understand
single quotes in url()s.

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[veryred]

Getting rid of the background-attachment did the trick--thank you al
for your input

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