Did you look at the image? It's created to fit on a site that has a set width. I would guess they just added that to the Additional CSS text area in the Main CSS page (equivalent to the additional.css template we now use).

Yea I looked at it, and I can see it's for a fixed-wdith forum (so is mine). But what I was wondering was ho they determined the width of the image (with all the different screen resolutions that people use). Wouldn't it not work with certain resolutions, or am I missing something very obvious?

Look at the CSS - it's centered. So, no matter the width, it's always centered. And it fades to the other blue which is used in the background if the browser is really, really wide.

Ahh ok, cool.

Gave it a try with the same code on my forum, but it didn't work. It didnt repeat down the page (only showed one image at the top), and it wasn't centered.

I placed the code in the main CSS, in the additional body attributes. Any ideas? :(

The above CSS is for the html tag, not the body tag.

Ahh, so where exactly would I place it? Sorry for the dumb questions...

Perhaps the additional css area?

Yea, tried that, it doesnt show up at all. :(

Link to your page? We can't tell what is up without actually seeing it.

<a href="http://www.club700xx.com/vb" target="_blank">http://www.club700xx.com/vb</a>

I took the code back out though since it wasnt doing anything.