I don't know if you can.I always thought it was DIV layers or somethin.I seen on a site a page that had crosses as a background then a graphic loaded over the crosses but under the tables and content.Like a double background.

You technically can't have two backgrounds on the page. But you can use a div or a table, and set the image as the background or just an image in that.

The crosser were the background and graphic was just a graphic there. You cant really have 2 backgrounds.

Actually, you can, in a way.

It's possible to have one background on a page, but a different background if the page is reloaded. I remember that this came up before here, but I can't seem to relocate the thread. Maybe somebody else can. If I remember right though, I think the code for having alternating backgrounds was on Dynamic Drive, but I could be wrong.

I have no idea how to do this but i have found an example..it's in Polish though..
http://wanii.blog.pl/ (Here! like this..)

I think that one is a background, and the other is a graphic over the background, with transparent parts to allow the background to show through.

That person uses DIV layers.. can anyone help me with the codes or something??

i don't know if this is what you mean, but you said there was another background under the content... you could put

<font style="background-image:url(yourimage.gif)">

and the background would show up under the text/tables/etc.

Thank you for your replies!!

you're welcome, no problem.. =)

did you find the effect you wanted?

Yes thanks!