Thats the way i'd have done it

it works but its not valid html

from : http://validator.w3.org/

Line 29, column 30: there is no attribute "BACKGROUND"
<td background="images/window_03.gif" width="314" height="274">TE

Uuuum on all of my websites I use iframes:

[code:99f7b]<iframe src="home.html" name="iframe" frameborder="0" width="" height=""></iframe>[/code:99f7b]

And when you try to link something it would look like:

[code:99f7b]<a href="home.html" target="iframe">[/code:99f7b]

That makes it load in the iframe. If you need help (if you even try this method) catch me on aim.

Usually you just put that code in place of your image that you want to have the iframe over, and then make the image you replaced the background of all your pages so it gives the effect of the text being over it. It's basically a page inside a page, so it saves the time of loading all the same images over again. Very easy when you get the hang of things.

Valid or not, it works. *shrug*

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+1 ha

-1 Sycophant.

Not too sure if this is what Proteus was talking about but now I am finishing up the site and so forth and also making a new one for something else. I am using the code Judas posted. How can I make it so that area with the text has its own scrollbars and whatever so I can always add more and more info and I can just scroll that area to read it?

Yeah, it's exactly what Proteus was talking about. It's called an Iframe. Use the code he provided

Ok cool, I wasn't too sure.

I am not doing this right, how would I go about making that image the background for it and adding text over it? The code is on the first page...

i ve never used iframes before but ... you can use that style sheet with any tag that supports the class attribute. so if you use iframe what ever tag holds the image just use class="content_cell" and it will work the same way.