Hmm I Need Two Backgrounds !!

ok so on my site (www.bruno89.co.uk) i wana have 2 backgrounds right?.. but i only know how to do 1.. i was thinking maby i could fload a div on one side but im not sure how to do it and befor i break my ass trying to figure it out i wana know if there is anyway i can add two background images one either side of the page or not.. if not anyone got any help they can gime couse im new to css and im kinda rubish at it lol ( even if i did get it to validate on ma own NEEEEEERRRRRRRRR ) lol

cheers peeps..
peace out bruno

Sure ... I'll see if I can do this without testing it.

html with a wrap div with two columns inside.

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<div id="wrap">
    <div id="content1">This is your left column</div>
    <div id="content2">This will be your right column</div>
 </div>

css

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#wrap {
width: 780px;
margin: 0 auto;
}
#content1 {
background: url (yourimage.jpg) repeat;
 width: 390px;
float: left;
}
#content2 {
background: url (nextimage.jpg) repeat;
width: 390px;
float:right;
}

Content2 can be floated left as well. It's up to you.

lol i found out how to do it dont worry thanks anyway well actualy i say i found out... ryan told me :P

CSS 3 supports multiple backgrounds tee hee. Be cuttig edge! Move the intarweb screenie forward!

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lol so your saying iv only just lernt css 2 and now theres a 3? gosh this takes the mic lol

Yeah, CSS3 just isn't supported very well. Actually, there isn't a browser out yet that even comes close to fully supporting it.

but yeah you are going to needa wrapper and body backgrounds.. gnarly.

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start brushing up on css3 bruno, becoma a master while its young. Happy 10 year anniversary css1!

CSS 3's multi column module is nice too. Now if one could specify a background for each column. Wouldn't that be nice.

Example: http://www.newguyinennis.com/samples/css3_column_test/

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