Hi all,

I have spent a few hours setting up a few pages that look fine on my monitor
but I have just looked on a laptop with a lower screen resolution and what I
was trying to achieve just doesn't work.

Is there anyway of making a bg auto resize ?

I have a cinema pic background and over the top I am setting a wmv file, but
on lower resolution you do not see the seats and thus miss the point.

David

David Cleland wrote:

No.

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agh, that is a real pity. The problem is I have a 19" monitor and the pages
look fine but you loose the cinema feel on lower resolutions......

not sure what to do now other than supply a screen shot to say this is
what the page should look like.

David

"David Cleland" <davidjcleland@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Not sure if this will work but... How about try using the z-index,
and then allow the background layer to resize according to
resolution?

Hi, I don't know what you mean or how to do that, any tips ?

David

:::Jerry:::: wrote:

No such thing as a background layer, and layer is such an abused term in www
authoring that its best avoided. You could have an images element
positioned behind the other content, but then data which is "background"
would have to be declared as part of the content. Turn off CSS and it would
fall apart rather badly. (And browsers aren't very good at scaling images
anyway).

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