Ok, since I got such great help on my other post, I'm back for more!

Is there a simple code that I can paste in my Custom Style Sheet that will fix my background?  I don't use the style sheet for anything else, it's currently empty except for the little banner image tag.

I would love for the background to stay in place while the content of the site scrolls.
I've tried searching all over the web, but none of the little tutorials seem to work for GP.  Is there an easy answer?

Lethal Ladies

Actually, it isn't an illusion.  If you like you can put a centered pic in the background and freeze it in place.. or it can be tiled, or whatever you like.  Here's a sample.

body{
color: e7e7e7;
BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url('http://www.yourimagehost.com/pub /pics/Background.jpg');
BACKGROUND-COLOR: #000077;
BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat;
BACKGROUND-ATTACHMENT: fixed; }

If you use the CSS to put you background in place you can make it, basically, imobile.  The repeat option means it will repeat out rather than run out if someone's browser is longer than it is. 

Hope that helped.

Thanks for the input, guys.
That code is just what I was looking for, but it doesn't work.  When I paste the code in my style sheet, edit the url and colors (black), enable the custom syling. . .  everything goes white.  All my content remains correct, but the background and the content backgrounds are white.

Is this because I'm not using the stylesheet for anything else?

Yes, Dealla, that's exactly what I want!

Ok, here's what I copy/ pasted from your post:
body{color: 000000;
BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j87/Lethalladies/LL-logo-2fromNeraNoBorderDark.gif);
BACKGROUND-COLOR: #000000;
BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat;
BACKGROUND-ATTACHMENT: fixed; }

So, I just threw that in my stylsheet and hit 'Save'.
(I saw you had quotations around the URL, I tried with and without those- I wasn't sure if you meant for me to use them)

EDIT:  Yikes! I went back to my stylesheet and  removed the " $block[bannerimage] "  -that seemed to work and made my background fixed.  BUT- My content boxes went transparent and I need them to stay black, and a bunch of my text all changed color.

I don't expect anyone to spend their time writing a code for me, so if this is getting too complicated- just let me know!  I don't know enough about CSS to know what I'm getting into.  But I do appreciate the help I'm getting.

Ack!  Thanks for revealing my white spots!  I use IE at work and occasionally at home, and the white doesn't show- so I thought it was fixed.  But maybe it depends on which version of IE.  Anyway, that will be my first project when I get home tonight!

I'll try it again with the # sign in front of my hex colors, we'll see what happens.
EDIT:  Tried it. Yeah, same thing.