Question : Refining/augmenting this answer with height & width definitions??

Just what I needed. I gave up on this a few years ago, but here it was!  What I HAD done was use absolute position and layers to place a small, stretched-out background image on the page (less info, faster page load, nice and blurry for a background, and place text and other images freely over it.
http://www.turnertoys.com/G1/flying_model_airplanes.htm
But absolute positioning has its problems (or I just don't know how to do it): my pages are centered, but this one has to be aligned left; use browser enlarge to adjust page can scramble it.
Now there is hope.
So -  Can I use some kind of style attributes for width and height so that my small, spare image will fill the table? How do I do that?  What I want is to reproduce the page (link above) OR solve the CSS layer positioning problems of scrambled components.

Thanks for any help!
Ed

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Answer : Refining/augmenting this answer with height & width definitions??

It can be done by using WEBUTIL.PLL. In the forms on-line help there is a good description of this library.
You will use
1. WebUtil_File_Transfer package -> DB_To_Client function for downloading a file from a BLOB column in the database to the client machine.
2. CLIENT_HOST() for opening Adobe.