[jay3ld]

ok is this possible to do though css???
helping a friend edit his forums around we used a css style sheet from a site were he wanted the style from (a style site so its all ok)

the image though was made for users 800 x 600 monitor size so its small even on my monitor.

is there a way to have the background image be auto resized to fill the div tag?

when you view his forums you will see what im talking about this has to be done though css because he choose a free site to host his forums... he dont want to change because its a big site... big site..

http://s8.invisionfree.com/Lords_of_...ex.php?act=idx

heres the css part that deals with that div

Code:
.maintitle {text-align:center;background-repeat:no-repeat; vertical-align:middle;font-weight:bold; color:#ffffff; letter-spacing:1px; padding:8px 0px 8px 5px; background-color: #; background-image: url(http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/1861/00kz.jpg) }

Thanks and hopefully you can help me to this question... i searched google with no luck to much other stuff on how to do css basics instead of what i needed

[Millennium]

Although resizing the <img> tag through CSS is easy, resizing background images through css is only just now being finalized as part of CSS3, and I'm not sure anyone implements that part of CSS3 yet. In earlier levels of CSS you can tile background images, and in CSS2 you get some control over how the tiling works, but they didn't get around to doing stretching until CSS3.