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[Flayne]

can u make the pics bigr? i uploaded it and thers sevral copys of the backround layd out

A quick Google search turned up no results for stretching background images through CSS.  You would have to modify the original image using an editor, though stretched images don't look as good.  Try to find an original high resolution picture for best results.

if you take a look at my profile, you´ll see my image covers basically everything and that there isnt a copy of it,
the image size is 1500x1500px,  I think thats the minimum it has to be to cover the entire page.

Depends on the viewer's screen size:

(http://imageplay.net/)

Here is the background line from my profile. I used the no-repeat option, and I guess what amounts to lining in up to the top.

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body { background: #000000 url[img]http://imageplay.net/img/m7Gbd69075/christina.jpg[/img] no-repeat top; }

I thought that might have been the case.

since it is. i guess the only option you have is to resize the image to whatever fills the screen, thats what i did with my one.
check your total screen resolution and use that very same size, thats all i can say, otherwise it will still repeat in certain cases.

[gavsword]

Thanks Flayne you helped me a lot with my profile and working the kinks out. And thanks SG for this whole thing (where ever she may be)

[Flayne]

Thanks Flayne you helped me a lot with my profile and working the kinks out. And thanks SG for this whole thing (where ever she may be)

no prob 

[TimerClock14]

can u make the pics bigr? i uploaded it and thers sevral copys of the backround layd out

You can now with CSS3 (http://www.w3schools.com/css3/default.asp)!!!!

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body { background-image: (/*Your image url here*/); background-repeat:no-repeat;background-position:center center;-moz-background-size:100% 100%;background-size:100% 100%;}CSS3 just came out and it's really nifty, you can perform things as simple as shadowed text to 3D animations.

My profile uses this code as well: http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=6537

[Kamietsu]

Thanks for the knowledge Timer! I didn't know CSS3 was out, but I didn't waste anytime learning some:

http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;area=summary;u=167

[TimerClock14]

Thanks for the knowledge Timer! I didn't know CSS3 was out, but I didn't waste anytime learning some:

http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;area=summary;u=167

be careful, chrome and safari are the only browsers that have comprehensive toolkits/support for CSS3. most of it works on FF, and almost none works on Opera and IE

EDIT:
Opera has comprehensive support of CSS3 excluding 3D animation

[Funkyvenom]

I know you said how, but it is still confusing. How exactly do you change your background if you don't want purple nymph?

[Kamietsu]

Thanks for the knowledge Timer! I didn't know CSS3 was out, but I didn't waste anytime learning some:

http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;area=summary;u=167

be careful, chrome and safari are the only browsers that have comprehensive toolkits/support for CSS3. most of it works on FF, and almost none works on Opera and IE

EDIT:
Opera has comprehensive support of CSS3 excluding 3D animation

Oh I know. I included the code the make it work in all main browsers(minus IE because that thing is crap and doesn't work with CSS3 at all yet)

And I haven't seen too much work with Firefox natively. You almost always have to include the -moz- attribute.

[TimerClock14]

Thanks for the knowledge Timer! I didn't know CSS3 was out, but I didn't waste anytime learning some:

http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;area=summary;u=167

be careful, chrome and safari are the only browsers that have comprehensive toolkits/support for CSS3. most of it works on FF, and almost none works on Opera and IE

EDIT:
Opera has comprehensive support of CSS3 excluding 3D animation

Oh I know. I included the code the make it work in all main browsers(minus IE because that thing is crap and doesn't work with CSS3 at all yet)

And I haven't seen too much work with Firefox natively. You almost always have to include the -moz- attribute.

yea, -moz- attribute is a small price to pay tho. FF=awesome browser, CSS3=awesome graphics, put them together and bam! epic sandwich with a side of awesomechips

[Kamietsu]

I can't wait for FF to support the 3d CSS3 X3

[TimerClock14]

I can't wait for FF to support the 3d CSS3 X3

iknorite!!

by then the marquee and speech features should be supported too

[TimerClock14]

*bump*

does anyone know how to get rid of the background next to and under the headers and the icky grey part of the comments?

(see my profile to know what I mean by icky grey parts)