Pixel issues on my website...

[relax]

check this link
http://r3lax.host-ed.me/1.htm

full-size or small?

[Uriah]

check this link
http://r3lax.host-ed.me/1.htm

full-size or small?

Yeah thats what I was looking for! It worked this time when i tried it too, I don't know what went wrong the first time. However, when I replace your image with mine, it's still small

[relax]

Yeah thats what I was looking for! It worked this time when i tried it too, I don't know what went wrong the first time. However, when I replace your image with mine, it's still small

what file extension dose your file have?
and what size is it originally?

[Uriah]

what file extension dose your file have?
and what size is it originally?

It's a ping file. (png) 650 X 600

[relax]

It's a ping file. (png) 650 X 600

png sould work but test to save it to jpg and see if there is any difference

[Uriah]

png sould work but test to save it to jpg and see if there is any difference

Same thing happened...

[relax]

try

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background-size: cover;or

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background-size: 100% 100%;

[Uriah]

try

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background-size: cover;or

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background-size: 100% 100%;

Wow, neither worked... I am so clueless right now. Well, I thank you for all of your help Relax, but I think I'll just change the size in gimp and make sure scrolling is not an option, lol. Hopefully I'll find out what went wrong someday, this just astounds me .

[relax]

Wow, neither worked... I am so clueless right now. Well, I thank you for all of your help Relax, but I think I'll just change the size in gimp and make sure scrolling is not an option, lol. Hopefully I'll find out what went wrong someday, this just astounds me .

i cant let you be forced to resize you image to your screen ress to make it work
this is an ugly solution... copy/pase to a new file and see if it works for you..

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<style type="text/css">
body,html {padding: 0px;}
#bg { padding:0px; position:fixed; width:100%; height:100%;top:0;left:0;z-index:-1;}
#main {position:absolute;z-index:1;}
#img {width: 100%;height: 100%;z-index: -1;}
</style>

<div id="bg"><img src="http://61.19.202.164/works/smtpweb52/B01/bg1.gif" id="img"></div>
<div id="main">main page</div>

[Uriah]

Lol, thanks man but this is so stupid: It worked but I got the same image when I replaced the source. Still too small. . Maybe my gimp version or something...? I don't know, I was thinking maybe I would just up the pixels in gimp to my res and hope for the best, while making sure you never have to scroll, because then you'd leave the template behind... I am working with 2 other people though, so maybe when we agree on a theme we can figure it out together.
I haven't given up and am still open to suggestions, but this is just crazy...It must be a gimp problem or the like, maybe it doesn't have to do with the code?

[relax]

try opening the image and saving it with other program or online converter or image hosting or something ^