I'm using a jpg as the background image for a LP, maybe "background isn't the proper term, but it's essentially the image you see when landing on the page, not much else, I may make the entire page a link, trying to resolve this prob 1st <html> <head> <style type="text/css"> body { background-image: url('screenshot.jpg'); background-repeat: repeat-y } </style> </head> <body> </body> </html> HTML: sorry about the weird colors I didn't do that! anyway, the "screenshot" jpeg is about 1024 X 900 but when I upload to my host, the pic is cut off, as it only displays within the screen display, and cuts off anything below the viewable screen....any idea on how I can correct the prob? (i've taken that "background-repeat: repeat-y" out and it has no effect) thanks guys!
I managed to solve my problem by using "img src=http with the image location and it works ! What I would like to be able to do, is to create links (not the whole page) but certain areas that I selection on the jpg image and make links directed to different areas on another site...example "home", "contact us" and so forth, (just a handful, not a tremendous amount) Is that something I can do with the basic index html jpg config as I have it? I can easily make the entire page, one big "href" clickable link since it is just one big jpeg image, but I have always felt that intelligent surfers can see this basic redirect of anything on a LP and it raises a big red flag for them(it does for me)..... any suggestions? I have DW PS and some rudimentary html skills)