Yes... I know the question might be stupid but... I still want to try because I haven't been able to solve this. I have been trying to change some stuff in MySpace, NOT in my profile, but in my pictures section. I found that, if in the CAPTION section of the photos you introduce some CSS code, it actually applies to the page. The problem is... you only have 70 characters to type at any caption box. So, any CSS code must be really short. I discovered that if want to change anything about the background of that photogallery, i can use two or more caption boxes. for example, writing: <style type="text/css"> body { background: 000000} </style> Code (markup): in one caption box, turns the background of the page into black then, at any other caption box i write: <style type="text/css">table, tr, td{ background: 000000} </style> Code (markup): and... voilá the whole thing goes black. (the main page background and the actual table background, where the pictures are placed) Now, my challenge is using an image as background. The problem is: i have tried as many addresses (URL's) as possible and no one is short enough to fit in the caption box along with the rest of the CSS code!! (another restriction is: you have ALWAYS to open and close the <style type="text/css"></style> Code (markup): tags in THE SAME caption box... if you fail to do this, you just cannot display the SUBMIT button when you get to see the preview) I have gone through several image hosting services and no one seems to work (of course, all of them have been free servers, i cannot afford to pay for any paid service now). So, the real question is: is there any way to "define" an URL or URI as a variable or identifier within the body of the page, so I can call it later at any other caption box? for an example: bg="http://whatever.com/myimage.gif" Code (markup): and then go for the: <style type="text/css">table, tr, td{ background: url("bg")} </style> Code (markup): thing? I hope I explained myself ok, and that I will get some help from anyone. Thanks a lot in advance! ..
ok, it finally worked using this line of code, and using tinypic.com to have the shortest possible URL <style>body{background:url('http://tinypic.com/wh0gw1.gif')}</style> Code (markup): THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR HELP!!! ..