Preview what a background 'Image Repeat' will look like?

I want to preview some website background images that I have which are 1 pixel wide without having to upload to the website and refresh the page. Is there a way to preview images repeating in either Adobe Bridge or Adobe Photoshop or any product in the Adobe Creative Cloud for that matter without having to upload to the website and refresh the page? I would ideally like to scroll through the images and have it simulate the repeat horizontal style.

Not sure that is what I'm looking for.
I have over 2000 different gradients for website backgrounds that I just want to scroll through to pick the one I want but I need the image to repeat horizontally so that I can see it because it's only 1 pixel wide ...
Ideally, I would like to just be able to hit my arrow key down and down and down and preview what the background would look like super quickly so I can pick the one I like best.
Hopefully that makes better sense.
Thanks!
Something like this website, but where i don't have to upload files to the web.
http://lab.rails2u.com/bgmaker/

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"little bob" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am trying to put different images as the background to
all the cells in a
> table, so I can put text over the top of them, but I
cant have an image
> without
> it repeating. Ive tried going into the code and adding
background-image:
> "no-repeat" but that hasn't worked. I know nothing of
CSS and it seems
> really
> confusing - so if this is the answer please give me CSS
for dummies
> instructions. Layers drive me bonkers as no 2 browsers
display them in the
> same
> place.
>
> URL is:
http://www.visionsportsmedia.com/BillyTestSite/test
>
> At the moment only cell one is a background image, the
rest are images
> inserted normally.
>
> Hope you can help.
>
> Thanks.
>

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> Thanks Murray,
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> 1 the div I had it on?
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>
> What does the overflow hidden mean/do
> And thanks again guys
>
>
>
quote:
Originally posted by:
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> Change your #innerwrapper rule to this -
>
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> background: url(images/body_bkgrnd.jpg) repeat-y;
> overflow:hidden;
> }
>
> and see if that helps.
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Zero is zero no matter what units you have on it. I am not
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>
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>
> If not, post a link to your page
>
>
>> background-image:
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