Bluebutterfly -  I did some playing around with the css today and here is how you would put an image on top of the background (and under the forum)    (tested and works with IE and Firefox)   

This takes 2 edits to the css, then an addition to your HEADER:


In the css look for the body area (where you put the background image)
Add this to that section:


Then to position the image add this to your css  (top or bottom of it, does not matter)


In the above code are the coordinates - where you want the graphic on the page.
You will need to change those numbers so the image is where you want it to be.
(The coords in the code above would place the image 500px from the right edge of the screen and 200px from the top. )   


Last step:

In your HEADER do this:

<img id="bgimage2" src="THE URL OF THE IMAGE">


Replace THE URL OF THE IMAGE with your image url.


NOTE: you can change bgimage2 to any word you choose.   Just be sure it is the same in both the css and the Header.

Sibyl, you are awesome!!!

I just tried putting an image on top of a background and it worked perfect on my first try!!

I put the image near the top left of my background, now i want to make a mirror of that image and put it on the bottom right of my background.

I can only assume that i need to edit the css code the same as i did for a 1st image giving it a different name, then add it to the FOOTER instead of the HEADER. 

Is that assumption correct?

Thanks, Blue    

Ohh okay,  i just did it and put it in the footer and got the effect i wanted.  So i guess either way works.

You know i think i'm actually learning something here.