Lets say I have an image that's is 200x200 that's 100x100. How do I make it so, that the whole image will be seen, not just a 100x100 piece of it, the whole image should just be reduced in size and squeezes as the background. Normally it doesn't do that...
Hey there, you should really resize it with an image program otherwise it's going to really lose its quality/readability if it has text. If you REALLY want todo that you could probably... - create a div container - place an <img> tag in there with the forced size - create a nested <div with an absolute position placing the table over top of it. That's a very sloppy way of doing it, though. Thanks, Francisco
It is just a image of a box with a circle like border. It looks the same after I stretch it 100 times. I have many tables that I want to use that background for, I would save my users from loading if I was able to do it the way I want.
Then you might ask google for some tutorials on "rounded corner on IE", "cross browser rounded corner", "css rounded corner" or whatever. For example http://www.kyleschaeffer.com/tutorials/karate-corners-easy-rounded-corners-xhtml-no-script/ and http://www.cssjuice.com/25-rounded-corners-techniques-with-css/ By the way, I suggest you not using table for layouts, if you are doing so.