[UPHPU] best method for css rounded gradient boxes

[Craig Jackson]

I do not think background images are supported to be stretchable. Plus, you lose a lot of quality when letting the browser resize the image. To get best results on what you need to accomplish, you might want to post a visual test page to show us what you are trying to do. Then, we can help you in finding your solution.

Craig Jackson
Web Developer



Orson Jones wrote:
>>> If you don't mind nested divitis I found a method that works
>>> consistently.
>>>
>>> http://tetratech.info/oddcss/bgwrap/
>>>
>>> So, until css allows multiple backgrounds on a single element this is
>>> what I do.
>>>       
>> I also to put in the whole image but if the screen is stretched so that
>> the div becomes wider than the image, the image does not stretch to meet
>> the background size - is there any way to have the background image
>> stretch to meet a larger sized div ?
>>     
>
> I guess I can't quite picture what you are trying to do. Could you post an image somewhere so we can
> see what you are trying to do?
>   
I draw a rounded box & save it as a 200 x 100 px png.  I put it in my 
css as backround-image: url("mybackground.png");

But if the div is not a fixed width and stretches out to 300 px - the 
image is chopped at 200 - I would like the image to be stretched to the 
full 300


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