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Stretching full size bg image plugin

By suusdesign, in DMS & Legacy Products

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cmunns    16

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I don't think you have to change in HTML. Did you get the scripts loaded in? What selector are you using?

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suusdesign    0

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Yes, in the head there the code <head profile ="http://gmpg.org/xfn/11"> But there's in the admin panel nowwhere a link to adjust the background (as it promises in the documentataion of the plugin) Using the plugin would be the easiest. But if that's not supported with pagelines : is there a possibility to add an extra div in the code? Because in that extra div i can put the background image, and a class or id. How can i add an extra div to the templates? the code Stretching full size bg image plugin

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Andrew    207

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Suzan, What's the end result you're going for? Why can't you just create the image the size you want it, then set it as a background using CSS or the design control option?

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suusdesign    0

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I don't want to upload huge images. I don't want white space (or anycolor) around or bottom of the bgimage. I want the full background filled with one image. (and let it stay fixed) In html i can do that by adding a div and inserting an image at 100 by 100% and in wordpress it is possible with the plugin I mentioned, or the jquery tag i mentioned. See demo on http://bavotasan.com/demos/fullbg/ In iblogpro i hardcoded 3 links in the header.php with a new style and #id. Where (in what php document or ...?) can i add the html code and jquery code to make a stretching background work? a div code (as in the three typed linked On this page is explained what code is needed http://bavotasan.com/downloads/full-sizebackground-image-jquery-plugin/

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Andrew    207

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Stretching images isn't recommended.. things will look pixelated and ugly (trust me) The best thing to do is to use Photoshop (or similar) to save the large image, but optimized for the web. However, to answer your question If you need to add custom scripts, you can either use the option (headerscripts) or the child theme & hooks

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suusdesign    0

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Oke, hopefully i manage in the sections you mentioned. But your point to use big images i don't agree. I want people with smaller screens to see the whole picture. You never get that with a fixed picture. (will send a link when finished ;)

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