>
> I have a need to change the starting point of a tiled image.
>
> See this CSS:
>
> #element{
> background: url("../images/inside_pg_bg.gif") repeat-y #000;
> background-position: 0 116px;
> }
>
> The "desired" effect would be to have the background be #000 until
> 116px down the page where the background image would begin and tile
> vertically from there forward. The actual effect is the image tiles
> as usual from top to bottom of the element.
>
> Is there any way of doing what I'm describing here?
>
That's an interesting conundrum. In effect you are specifying the start of
your tiling. Try it with no-repeat and you will see where the start is.
However, repeat-y then repeats the length of the Y axis. The only way that I
can think to do this is to have a div inside the element which has a top
margin of 116px.
Ian
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