Setting a document background image

A document can have a background image—an image that lies “under” the document’s content. A background image repeats to fill the document, no matter how large the window in which the document is open is.

To set a background image on a document
  1. On the Document menu, go to Property, click Document, and then click the Appearance tab.
  2. In the Background image box, type the path or URL to an image file, or do one of the following:
    • Click Namo Web Editor button browse Setting a document background image (Browse) to find and select an image file from your local file system.
    • Click Namo Web Editor button clip art Setting a document background image (Clip Art) to select an image from the clip art library.
    • Click Namo Web Editor button site Setting a document background image (Site) to select from a list of image files belonging to the current local site (if one is open).

Namo Web Editor icon tip Setting a document background imageAlternatively, you can set a document background image by using the background-image cascading style sheets property on the <body> element of a document. This method provides greater flexibility, since you can use the property in combination with the background-attachment, background-position, and background-repeat properties to control the background image’s scrolling, starting position, and repetition characteristics.

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Setting a document background image