Background alignment?

Is there a way to vertically align a background image in a
table cell?

Hello June:
The way I do this is to attach a CSS attribute to the table
or table cell:
background-position: left top;
Where you see 'left' this would describe where the horizontal
position of the bg image would be aligned to. 'left' would be
running the bg imageup against the left of cell 'wall.' You also
have the option of putting 'center' and 'right.'
Where you see 'top' is the vertical position and you have the
options of also using 'center' and 'bottom'.
You can also position the background using pixels.
background-position: 10px 5px
10px is the horizontal position and 5px is the vertical
position. Everything is relative to the top left of the enclosing
element. So, this would be 10px horizontally and 5px vertically
from the top-left corner (0px, 0px)
Dreamweaver can generate the needed code from the edit css
dialog box and then clicking on the 'background' option on the left
had menu.
good luck and I hope I answered your question.

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