> image with a red cross is also surimposed.
Do you mean you're getting a broken image icon? If that's the case you can use
a transparent image like this:
<img src="images/transparent_shim.gif" id="replace" alt="replaced image"
title="replaced image" />
And in the stylesheet you can call to the background image like this:
img#replace { background:url(images/replace.jpg); width:100px; height:25px; }
Keep in mind that the alt tags should still describe the image that's used as
the background image, so that would still need to be updated (dynamically or
otherwise).
-- Marcello
Fred Janon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am creating dynamically an element in
Javascript. I set the
"src" attribute to a default image file path i.e.
'src="images/defaulticon.jpg"' and I would like to be able to override
that path using CSS. I checked my CSS books and the list previous posts
and could not find anything. I tried img {background:
url('images/myicon.jpg') and got the image in the background but the
image with a red cross is also surimposed.
Basically I would like to see the myicon.jpg and not defaulticon.jpg in
a configuration like this:
img {
src: url("images/calendar.gif");
}
id="calendarContainer_Icon">
Thanks
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