Is there a HTML attribute to size a backround image so that if fills the browser window?
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You can do it with JavaScript:\n\n<HEAD>\n<SCRIPT>\n  var backgroundset=false;\n\n  function fixedBackground(url)\n  {\n    if(!backgroundset)\n    {\n      document.body.style.overflow = 'hidden';\n      document.body.style.padding = '0px';\n      document.body.style.margin = '0px';\n\n      var overlay = document.createElement('DIV');\n      overlay.style.position = 'absolute';\n      overlay.style.top = '0px';\n      overlay.style.left = '0px';\n      overlay.style.height = '100%';\n      overlay.style.width = '100%';\n      overlay.style.overflow = 'auto';\n\n      overlay.innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML;\n      document.body.innerHTML = '<img id="background" height="100%" width="100%" src="' + url + '" style="left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; top: 0; z-index: 0" />';\n\n      document.body.appendChild(overlay);\n\n      backgroundset=true;\n    }\n    else\n      background.src=url;\n  }\n</SCRIPT>\n\nThen in the BODY add:\n\nonLoad="fixedBackground('background.jpg');">
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MAN, it took finding, but i got it.  You need to go and look through your layout/background html codes.  You'll find a section that looks like this\n\ntd.text td.text table table td img {width:520px; max-width:500px; width:auto;}\ntd.text td.text table table td a img {width:180px; max-width:500px; width:auto;}\ntd.text td.text table table td div img {width:80px;}\nhtml td.text td.text table table td img {width:240px;}\nhtml td.text td.text table table td a img {width:90px;}\nhtml td.text td.text table table td div img {width:80px;}\n\nthe numbers may be different, but doesn't matter.  All you have to do is delete this whole section.  It'll be fine after that.  I had the same trouble this worked great.  Good luck
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you need to slice it...\nPhotoshop and Image can then generate the html for the page to work...
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VIEW/TEXT SIZE and pick what you want
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Is there a reason you want your buttons to be java based?\n\nIf you just want image rollover effects its much better to just style normal html hyperlinks.\n\n<style type="text/css">\na{background: transparent url(image_off.gif)}\na:hover{background: transparent url(image_on.gif)}\n</style>\n\n<a href="/blurb.html">test</a>\n\nThe text you are using for your link would then be shown over the top of the background image you want to use.\n\nYou can of course go further with this and use individual images with text on the image and hide the html text but I dont understand why you want to use something like java for such a simple thing like buttons.
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There is no need for a web site. Just use the paint program that comes with windows. Open a photo and then go to image stretch/skew and enter the same percentage in both stretch boxes. For example 50% will make it 1/4 the size. Now save it.
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width:760px height: 420px. if you apply this size in your design, will seems full in 800x600 resulation in explorer(without the scroll).
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as far as a layout I can't really find one... you could just find a pic that you really like and set it as a background using a generator site
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I am assuming you are actually talking about a program - for example Internet Explorer. To solve your problem, take the screen, use the mouse to grab the blue bar at the top and move the screen right to the top of your screen (but still totally visible). Then grab the sides and expand them out so that it fills your screen again. When you exit, use file exit. Now, it should open up in full screen view again.\n\nAt least that is how it worked for me when I wanted to resize the web pages I opened in a new window. Got tired of always having to resize them...
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you can use icon maker 32 which will open your other image files and make it suit for icon dimensions and all it will take care.\nIt is available at www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/icon-maker-32.html
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<body background="yourimage">
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set the width with style sheets\n\n<select style="width:300px;">\n\n◙ The best HTML/XHTML Reference\n\n► http://www.w3schools.com/tags.asp\n\n◙ The best Cascading Style Sheet Reference\n\n► http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp html\n\n◙ Links to HTML/HTML related sites\n\n► http://www.websitetips.com/html/\n\n◙ Links to Cascading Style Sheet related sites\n\n► http://www.websitetips.com/css/\n\n◙ The best Cascading Style Sheet discussion email list\n\n◙ http://www.css-discuss.org/\n\n◙ Links to thousands of Cascding Style Sheet examples sites\n\n► http://css-discuss.incutio.com/\n\n◙ Css Filters\n\n► http://www.centricle.com/ref/css/filters/
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There is no Stretch-to-Fit like on a Windows Desktop. Basically you have two options. The first is to pick a small background that looks good when it's tiled. Because that's what the browser will do.\n\nThe second option is to create a relatively large background, let's say 1280 X 1024 and set the BGPROPERTY = "FIXED". This will cause a significantly slow load time for your page. A better solution is to make a gradient background that is 5 X 1024. It will get tiled as in above but it is small and will load quickly.
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Go to a blank part of your desktop and right click. Click on properties. Click on settings, see screen resolution? change that to something like 800 by 600 pixels. Click on apply. Screen will go black and flicker a bit then everything will come back up and should be the right size. For you Internet explorer, open a window, size it to fit by pulling it at the corners or middle (*hover til your cursor changes), (click and hold and pull to resize) then hold down the shift key and open a new window It should open to the size you want. Then close the first window and it should now open the right size every time. Good luck and God Bless. {:-)
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float the all DIVs. create your static width DIV, create another DIV and put the rest inside it. and you cant use the full 25%. you'll have to give it a little "elbow room". if you dont, the last DIV will wrap then go back in place when you resize the browser.\n\noh wow, just tried the code below in FF. it dont work right but is fine in IE. sry bout that\n\nplay with this code:\n\n<html>\n<Head>\n<style>\nbody {margin:0}\n.column { height:100%; width:24.9%;float:left; }\n\n#dynamic_width { height:100%; width:100%;}\n\n#static_size {background:black; width:100}\n#wst {background:red}\n#est {background:green}\n#rst {background:yellow}\n#tst {background:blue}\n</style>\n</head>\n\n<body>\n\n<div class="column" id="static_size"></div>\n<div id=dynamic_width>\n<div class="column" id="wst"></div>\n<div class="column" id="est"></div>\n<div class="column" id="rst"></div>\n<div class="column" id="tst"></div>\n</div>\n\n</body>\n</html>
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Go to IE and click on 'Page' and 'text size' or Firefox 'View' and 'text size'.
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Try right clicking your page then highlight it. Click on edit ,,you ll get the HTML version.save it for reference.open notepad or word pad..Paste your code there..Change where it says back ground image to overlay..and so on...you ll figure it out..I'm danz44 there..look me up and tell me if it works..there's a few other options .