Thread: Stretch a picture to fill up the whole background of a webpage?
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Re: Stretch a picture to fill up the whole background of a webpage?
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Originally Posted by robot180
This might take a lot of work, but I am sure you can do it using CSS to move the image (in an img tag) so that it is behind the page contents with a lower z-index. This doesn't sound like a great idea, but it might work. Then you can streth out the img tag to the width of the screen (100%). I might be missing something though.
I was thinking that. Theoretically it's a promising idea, but z-index is really a joke in some browsers. It works differently in all of them, so that path is one of despair, IMO.
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