i want html code for resize background image with any resolution in html page?
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http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/\ncheck this website u can find everything about html
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ok well here is the easiest thing I could come up with, i don't know how to make it with no comments, contact table etc, but here is a code:\n\n<Style type="text/css"> body{ background-image:url(http://www.macdesktops.com/Previews/NVflamesPreview240.jpg); background-position:Top Left; background-attachment:fixed; background-repeat:repeat; } Table, Td{ background-color:transparent; } table table table{ background-color:000000; } body, div, p, strong, td, .text, .blacktext10, .blacktext12, a.searchlinkSmall, a.searchlinkSmall:link, a.searchlinkSmall:visited{ color:FFFFFF; font-weight:bold; font-style:normal; } .orangetext15, .lightbluetext8, .whitetext12, .nametext, .btext, .redtext, .redbtext{ color:FFFFFF; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:underline ; font-style:normal; } </Style> <br/><br/> I edited my profile with <A href="http://www.strikefile.com/myspace" target="_blank">Thomas Myspace Editor V3.6</A>! <br/><br/>
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http://javascript.internet.com/\nhttp://www.dynamicdrive.com/\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2005-09,GGGL:en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=free+backgrounds&spell=1\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2005-09,GGGL:en&q=free+clipart
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On internet exploer look at the top of the web page and look for view\n\nClick on view and then click on text size\n\nChange it to what you want it to be
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Grab a background and put this in your code\nbody \n{\n   background-image:url('http://www.image.com/image.jpg');\n}\nchange out the url with the url to your background picture.  Find one somewhere on the internet or get a photobucket type account and upload it there.  Although, I don't think photobucket will allow you to upload big pictures, try some site that is similar.
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make the picture larger or equal to the res'.
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try this instead \n\n<H2 style="\nbackground-image:url(PICNAME); \n\nbackground-repeat:repeat-x">\n\nThe whitespace/returns can be removed so it is all on one line, yahoo just blocks it if I try to display it like that. See: <H2 style="background-image:url(PICNAME); background-repeat:repeat-x">
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Well since this question is in Programming and Design, I'll approach this from a different angle, and assume that you already have a large, clear image, and what you want is a web page that displays a thumbnail and then a clear larger image.\n\nThere are two ways to accomplish this, and one is better than the other. I'll save the best for last.\n\n1) Let's say your clear, original image is 800x600 dots, and you want your thumbnail image to be 80x60 dots. In the image tag on your web page you would put something like this...\n\n<a href="myphoto.jpg">\n<img src="myphoto.jpg" width="80" height="60">\n</a>\n\nThis set of attributes for the img tag will force the browser to display the image in the specified size. The trouble with this solution is that the page showing the thumbnail has to download the complete, full-sized image, even though it is smaller. A better way is to use your favorite imaging software to re-size the file and save it using a different file name, and then do something like this...\n\n<a href="myphoto.jpg">\n<img src="myphoto_thumb.jpg" width="80" height="60">\n</a>\n\nNote that I've still included the width and height attributes, even though they're the same as the thumb image being displayed. This is just good practice, because it allows the site visitor's web browser to display the correct layout right away, instead of having to load the image first to figure out the size and then making things seem to "jump" into place (I'll bet you've seen that effect before, and now you know why it happens). \n\nNote also that many web design packages (Adobe/MacroMedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft FrontPage) have the ability to automatically create the smaller thumbnail images for you.
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Assuming you don't have something obvious like an image file that is wider than 640 pixels, you might check to make sure you don't inadvertently have a fixed width defined for something, like the <table> or <td> elements. \n\nwidth="100%" will scale down.\n\nwidth="100" or width="100px" will not.
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Create your own code in the editing fields. Find the image you want as your background and upload it to the Image Shack server. Hopefully your image will be large enough for the page not to look distorted. Generally the size of the image should be 1024x768 or 1280x1024 pixels. Below is the code that should be used if you do not want your image tiled. Also, the Image Shack link, and my myspace link as well. Feel free to message me on myspace if you need anymore help.\n\nbody\n{\n    background-position: 0;\n    background-image: url(replace filename and path here);\n    background-attachment: fixed;\n}
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Fairly simple, wrap the code you want in <xmp> tags.\n\nFor example:\n\n<xmp><img src="example.jpg" ALT="this is an example"></xmp> would display as:\n\n<img src="example.jpg" ALT="this is an example">\n\nHowever, note that this code will create one continuous line until it it is cut off.  By this, I mean that if you were to make an entire myspace layout, it would be 9999 etc. billion miles long.  To create a new line (one below the previous one) you must end the example with </xmp> and start a new line with <xmp>.\n\nIf you seem to have any problems, feel free to e-mail me!
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try ... format ... background
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You have to find a background that has a html code. Once you find a code copy and paste it in the 'about me' section under all your information.\n\nTry these sites for codes.\n\nmyspacenow.com\nohmyspace.com\nmyspacepranks.com
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To view the full webpage...go to your desktop...rightclick your mouse and go to "properties"..then "settings"...then change screen resolution to 1024x768 then click apply.\n\nGood Luck
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Put this code in your 'about me' section\n\n<style type="text/css">\ntd.text td.text table table table, td.text td.text table br, td.text td.text table .orangetext15, td.text td.text .redlink, td.text td.text span.btext {display:none;}\ntd.text td.text table {background-color:transparent;}\ntd.text td.text table td, td.text td.text table {height:0;padding:0;border:0;}\ntd.text td.text table table td {padding:3;}\ntd.text td.text table table br {display:inline;}\n</style>\n<a href="http://pimpthisspace.net/" target="_blank"><img \nsrc="http://pimpthisspace.net/img/button.gif" alt="Myspace Codes" style="position:absolute; left:0px; \ntop: 0px;" border="0"></a>
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unfortunately there is no solution for this problem.\n\nThe browsers do their best for accommodating different resolution by giving scroll bars ( thats least we can expect from them or any windows/GUI product manufacturers ).\n\nIt all depends on how the user set up resolution on his local computer. We cannot detect it, as with today's technology neither write dynamic code for different resolution in HTML. But in Java applets we can write applet code just in case the user resized his browser window. This also is not possible in HTML. So best way to proceed is to test the code in advance to the anticipated users settings of computer like the resolution, browser type, screen size, dynamic code generating large number of GUI items in HTML....\n\nWe can run and see how it looks.\n\nMore over you don't even want to do this thing. Cz every person chooses his size of monitor and resolution. We code what is possible from our side and its users who have to decide what they want to see and how they want to see. They may have a browser that might not even enable Java Applets.
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Add a line in your <head> tag\n\n<link rel="shortcut icon" href="url of the picture" >\n\nthis picture should be very small. 32x32