Does anyone know how I can make a background jpeg stretch to fit browser window rather than tiling? I know it will be distorted but that is exactly what I want it to do.
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Re: background image
Sorry, but it's not inserted as an image. It's the background image that is inserted via page properties. My image works brilliantly on my screen size but apparently looks tacky when you go to larger screens as it tiles, hence I want it to stretch...........
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Re: background image
I usually make a long thin image 2-5 pixels wide by as long as my page design will be.
Insert this image into page properties 'background' and it will repeat itself according the size of the monitor viewing it.
Hope that makes sense?
DarrenHappy Building
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Re: background image
Hi Darren,
Thanks for your suggestion. But it's not what I'm looking for. I've got a jpeg which actually brings my whole website to life. It is a nature photograph. It looks absolutely brilliant as a background image on my monitor. But apparently when viewed on larger screens, it tiles which isn't quite so pretty. I can up the size of the original jpeg but this over course will increase the page size. I guess what I'm looking for a way of putting html tags into view at 100%. I just don't know how to do it.
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Re: background image
insert the image as normal using the image tool, have resized to about 1000 wide Maintaining the aspect ratio of the image, then place the image left top on page and click centre in page in the page properties, then you can do the above mentioned trick in the background properties. there are many different background image available from textured to gradient, and sizes or make your own,
good idea to optimise your image before inserting it or you will get a slow load speed.
this way your image will appear on most screens and centred any wider they will get the background image on the sides like a boarder. a bit like mine.
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