CSS - Background ?

[ms55555]

Okies, I would like to know some basics of the css codes I can put in a style , that manipulate images...

1. scroll/fixed
2. #ffffff
3. url(something)
4. no-repeat/repear

What I still am trying to find out how to use (and I need it...) is how to make an image fit to any screen... If I use an image with a greater resolution than a member's screen one, then the image is not shown all....What can I add to make the image (background) fit to screen ?

[legionofangels]

I have the same problem.

I think a Stretch Code can be applied to the background image so that it stretches for any resolution. However its very hard to get an image to look good on both small and large resolutions obviously as one of them is too stretched/too slender.

I don't know the code off the top of my head, but I'm sure I could find it, if you haven't already tried it.

[boltbunker]

Originally Posted by ms55555

Okies, I would like to know some basics of the css codes I can put in a style , that manipulate images...

1. scroll/fixed
2. #ffffff
3. url(something)
4. no-repeat/repear

What I still am trying to find out how to use (and I need it...) is how to make an image fit to any screen... If I use an image with a greater resolution than a member's screen one, then the image is not shown all....What can I add to make the image (background) fit to screen ?

Bump. Any fixes for this?

[ssslippy]

No you can not stretch a background image. Use something that can repeat in one direction and things will be better.

[boltbunker]

Originally Posted by ssslippy

No you can not stretch a background image. Use something that can repeat in one direction and things will be better.

Ok, I have that type of code in my header. The header has 3 pictures. one repeats to fill the void. It works great.

Where do I add the code for the background picture?

Man, a code like this would fix my issues!