i need to know how to put a background image that isnt tiled but fills the page also need an html code 4 that?

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  1. here is one way I hope you can use it. you also can change the numbers to any colour you want as well. <BODY text=#000000 vLink=#000000 aLink=#c80448 link=#0000ff bgProperties=ixed bgColor=#ffffff background=sky.jpg>
  2. There is no special code for this. You simply have the picture size too small. Enlarge it till it fits. You can open your background image with internet explorer and it will give you some indication of how big it will be this way.
  3. There is no way to have a picture resize itself to always fill the background on your page. It will tile. Unfortunately that is how HTML works. About the only thing you can do is create the page with a table that is exactly the size of the picture. You can't make the picture fit the page, so you have to make the page fit the picture.
  4. Create a DIV and set it's position to always be 0px left, 0px from the top. Making the DIV position "absolute" will cause other things on your page to ignore it and they will display over it (like the background) instead of displaying around it. Inside the DIV, make an image tag with attributes of 100% wide, and 100% height. Here's the code... <Div style="position:absolute;left:0;top:0;"> <img src="MyBackGroundPicture.bmp" width=100% height=100%> </Div> *** IF THE CODE DROPS OFF WITH "...", HOVER OVER IT TO VIEW IT ***
  5. that's a really bad idea. a huge image like that will take forever to load into the browser for the majority that still use a dialup connection. they will want to punch you :) not everyone that comes to your site uses the same monitor resolution. therefore the image will look different in each one of these. do your self a favor and just use a tiled image. that is if you have to use an image at all. another thing about that to is putting text over such an image will be unreadable unless you make the text really large.
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