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Hi AllHale,<br />
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QPR is right on both counts. &nbsp;You cannot use CSS to stretch the image, but you can use it to not repeat the image. &nbsp;You could use javascript to detect window size or screen resolution and set the image properties that way, but it is not reliable at all.
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Hi AllHale,

QPR is right on both counts.  You cannot use CSS to stretch the image, but you can use it to not repeat the image.  You could use javascript to detect window size or screen resolution and set the image properties that way, but it is not reliable at all.

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Thanks guys. Once again you come to my aid, and also reveal the limitations of the software. I'll do my best to make the pictures work. 
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Thanks guys. Once again you come to my aid, and also reveal the limitations of the software. I'll do my best to make the pictures work.

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It's not a limitation of the software, it's a limitation in HTML/CSS protocols...
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It's not a limitation of the software, it's a limitation in HTML/CSS protocols...

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This should be an easier one for you guys. You know when you set a background as an image, it tiles, leaving multiple overlapping pictures. But what do I do if I want the picture stretched instead? I appreciate your help. Thanks guys. 
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This should be an easier one for you guys. You know when you set a background as an image, it tiles, leaving multiple overlapping pictures. But what do I do if I want the picture stretched instead? I appreciate your help. Thanks guys. 

Setting a Background with Images that are Stretched instead of tiled?

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