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Is there way of layering images on a website so that you have one over another one?

HUH?

I take it you've got the effect you were after.

Nice one :)

Thank you god... urrr, cjh :D heh

cjh wrote:
> But, why do you think setting the image as an actual background won't
> work??

Because unless you can center the backgrounf image and stop it from pasting itself then i will... will that code make that happen?

... sorry, I got the second curly bracket the wrong way around.

That would work, but as you said you want one as a background and teh rest on top, I'd just set the background one to z-index: 0; and the rest to z-index: 1;

But, why do you think setting the image as an actual background won't work??

Try this:


... place that inbetween the and tags.

Just looking at that would this work?

Well i only need two layers because i have one background image which i don't think i can set as a background image without it ******** up, and then i have 7 other images i want to be on top.

But i'll try with this code and see if it works.

Yes, using CSS, you can set the 'z-index' which is the order objects are placed on the z axis (infront or behind other objects).

The code is 'z-index: number;'

For example:






The higher the number, the further forward the object is placed.

Is there way of layering images on a website so that you have one over another one?

HUH?