using 1px gif image

please look at this link
http://sudhakargolakaram.co.in/files/onepxgif.html

the idea is to have an image as a background however on top of this background i have a 1px X 1px gif image white in color

this gif image would repeat in x and y above the main background image so if i right click and select view background image i should see the gif image not the actual image which is as the background

i am not able to see the background image and when i right click i see the gif image

please advice how i can fix this

also is it possible to have a class for a div that has an id declared as i have mentioned in this page
<div id="container" class="test">

or is it not possible to have a class attribute for a div when an id is declared for that div

as there can be multiple classes decalred when using the class attribute is it possible to have a class attribute when a div has an id attribute

thanks

An ID has a higher priority than a class.. I swear all you use this forum for is asking questions :P

These questions could all be solved by spending a few minutes on Google. Why don't you have a read though an article I wrote some time ago about effectively asking question on forums (emphasis on point #7).

Originally Posted by sudhakararaog i have a 1px X 1px gif image white in color

You want a transparent GIF.

Originally Posted by sudhakararaog is it possible to have a class attribute when a div has an id attribute

Yes.

Why are you worrying about people being able to view your background image? If they are even 1/2 smart they can read your CSS and HTML and get a direct link to the original background image anyway. You shouldn't worry about trying to protect your images from theft, as its basically impossible.

You can also use a transparent PNG but the GIF would probably workout better because of browser compatibility. However, as someone else pointed out, if you're doing this for the sole purpose of protecting your background image then it's not really worth going through this hassle as it can easily be bypassed. I'm pretty sure a "save as" on any browser would still save the background image. I'd watermark it if you're really concerned.

And if I can see an image in my browser, then I can do a screen capture to get it! So just give up with such ideas to "protect" a background image - if it's shown on my screen, it's mine if I want it!

Originally Posted by Village Genius These questions could all be solved by spending a few minutes on Google. Why don't you have a read though an article I wrote some time ago about effectively asking question on forums (emphasis on point #7).

I just took a few minutes to read your article, and it made a lot of good points. Never knew about www.lmgtfy.com

1) you can use multiple classes if you separate them with spaces.
2) instead of idiotic "protection", use watermarks, so people will know where they took the pictures and will be able to find your site again.