Fix .gif to background image

Question

Hi,I hope someone can help me with this.
Here is what I am trying to describe www.justinmettam.com
I want the animated gifs vertical position to stay just
bellow the horizon line and the horizontal position to stay in the
middle of the frame so when the browser is resized the the gif
stays centered to browser but is always just bellow the horizon of
the ocean. I hope someone can give advice for this ?
Am I doing it the right way ? the ocean graphic was inserted
as a page properties graphic and the animated gif is embeded in a
layer, So the question is does it need to be inserted in a layer or
can it just be placed on the page then positioned without having to
create a layer for it ?
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

<img src="yourgif.gif" style="position:absolute; top:0;
left:134px;">
That image will be positioned directly under its nearest
positioned
container's top margin, and 134px to the right of its left
margin. If that
nearest positioned container happens to be a relatively
positioned, and
centering div, then the image will relocate itself as the div
centers.
That's all CSS (within the style attribute).
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"mettam" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:etk2m2$ikj$[email protected]..
> Hi Thanks for your relpy,
> I thought CSS has more to do with formating text on a
page than
> positioning graphics can you explain how CSS can be used
to position the
> gif
>
> Justin.