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  1. #1
    wryfhk22 is offline Banned
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    Default Background Image help

    Been recently working on a new website, I've designed it (well the home page anyway) and now I want to create it. I saw how

    to do this so I know it's possible but basically I want the background image of the dunes (I can get in larger size) to

    expand with each resolution. Only way I can describe it is I've seen sites that use images as backgrounds (if I could recall

    the site I'd check out how they did it) and when you expand the window the image gets larger/expands with it - so looking how

    to do that in the css.

    Any other tips for website design improvement also appreciated.

  2. #2
    jameswholly is offline Renter
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    Default ya

    ya it is possible.

  3. #3
    Sal Dawod is offline Renter
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    Default

    body {
    background-image: url("img");
    background-position: 50% 50%;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    }
    put the code into an external style sheet. If you want the background image to appear on a single page only, surround the code by <style> tags, and place between the document's <head> tags

    is my answer helpful to you?

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