Can CSS import a javascript function?

[dglickler]

I have a website I'm about to begin coding.

They want the background to fade from one picture to another and back agan.

I have the javascript code that works to do this effect, no problem, easy peasy.

It works if it's a regular image that I plunk down without CSS, so it's not a javascript issue.

What I need to know is if it's possible to make this work from CSS. Namely...

if I were doing this as a flat image, I'd put the image source code as:

<img width="567" height="568" src="i/img_frontsailbo at_1.jpg" class="floatlef t" name="SlideShow " />

I want to call this as a background from my CSS sheet.

Now, I know to get a background image of this image I'd do this:

#slideshow {
background-image: url(../i/img_frontsailbo at_1.jpg);
}

Is there some way I can assign the "name=" type functionality so it calls in the javascript "SlideShow" as the image does in HTML?

[drhowarddrfine]

No. CSS can only style the content of HTML and nothing else.