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You should put your paper on "Transparent(Custom)" mode, and use this code in the html part, just edit out the source for the image:

  <div style="background-image: url(http://WHATEVER_SIR_BLUT_LIKES_AND_APPROVES);"> 

At the end of the section you want to use the background image for, you will have to close the div tag with </div>

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The simplest one that I use is:

 

<body background = (insert url)>

 

Rather than faffing with "div" and "style"

 

(For the whole page)

 

Technically you shouldnt do that as we already have a HTML body tag.

 

The above way is preferred.

 

Also <body background="blah"> is getting deprecated I believe? ref: http://fantasai.tripod.com/qref/HTML4/deprecated.html

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Exactly. In fact I don't even see any background on Sasha's papers.

 

I removed mine a while ago :)

 

 

Technically you shouldnt do that as we already have a HTML body tag.

 

The above way is preferred.

 

Also <body background="blah"> is getting deprecated I believe? ref: http://fantasai.tripod.com/qref/HTML4/deprecated.html

 

Ah, you learn something new every day. :D

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