setting background image to asp.net form

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In the designing part of asp.net how to stretch the background image?
I used the below line to set the background image. The image is displaying but it not stretched.

<body background="images.jpg"/>

how to stretch the background image?

Posted 23-Jan-12 18:42pm

psgviscom

Updated 23-Jan-12 18:50pm

Rajesh Anuhya

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Solution 2

Go through the below links

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Thanks
--RA

Posted 23-Jan-12 18:51pm

Rajesh Anuhya

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Tech Code Freak 24-Jan-12 0:55am

5up!
Good links!

Rajesh Anuhya 24-Jan-12 0:56am

Thanks Freak

thatraja 24-Jan-12 1:45am

You called him "Freak"? :D

Rajesh Anuhya 24-Jan-12 2:35am

:D, raja, how can i call it in Tamil???

thatraja 24-Jan-12 1:44am

5!

Rajesh Anuhya 24-Jan-12 1:45am

Thanks Raja
--RA

Solution 3

apply css class and use property backgrund-image-url:'url for image' background repeat:repeat x or y as per image.

Posted 23-Jan-12 23:17pm

rajendra pratap singh

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Member 10252259 6-Oct-13 9:33am

i want one background image show in centered?

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Jaganathan Bantheswaran · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-23T18:51:00

Solution 1

Hi,

Try like this,

HTML

<body style="background-image: url(images.jpg); width:100%; height:100%;">
Body of page goes here
</body>

Posted 23-Jan-12 18:51pm

Jaganathan Bantheswaran

Updated 24-Jan-12 0:39am

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Tech Code Freak 24-Jan-12 0:56am

5up!

thatraja 24-Jan-12 1:44am

5!

psgviscom 24-Jan-12 5:08am

width and height is not the attribute of body

Member 14054567 28-Nov-18 0:40am

It's not working