Add BackGround image to TextField control

Hi,
i'm using spark list that contains a few TextField controls. how can i add a background image to text field?
i've tried adding it with the htmlText property but i can i combine it with the current htmlText that contains the current text represented in the control?

You can add a background image for the whole page, but not for an individual portlet.
Jerry

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