NorseMan
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Finally, I found out how to scale background images automatically depending on the viewport/screen size and the screen resolution.
I bought myself a new book about CSS3 and HTML5. But there is a thing missing in the book. It doesn't tell me.....
Ok, I start over. I want to use a different background image on different pages. As I have understood I "Have" to use CSS background-***** in combination with the <body class="******"> tag.
Is this right, or can I use it with a <div> tag too? I mean as a background image in a <div class='****** with width and height 100%" so the <div> covers the screen at all time? Will the CSS background-***** do the same in a <div> as in a <body> tag?
Yes I know i could use a lot of time on this by testing it out my self, but spare me the time by asking in a hope if some of you know the answer.
I bought myself a new book about CSS3 and HTML5. But there is a thing missing in the book. It doesn't tell me.....
Ok, I start over. I want to use a different background image on different pages. As I have understood I "Have" to use CSS background-***** in combination with the <body class="******"> tag.
Is this right, or can I use it with a <div> tag too? I mean as a background image in a <div class='****** with width and height 100%" so the <div> covers the screen at all time? Will the CSS background-***** do the same in a <div> as in a <body> tag?
Yes I know i could use a lot of time on this by testing it out my self, but spare me the time by asking in a hope if some of you know the answer.
