How to stretch the background image to fill a div

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I want to set a background image to different divs  but my problems are    The size of image is fixed 60px       Varying  div s size   How can I stretch the background-image to fill the whole background of the div     div2    background-image url http   s7 static hootsuite com 3-0-48 images themes classic streams message-gradient png     height 180px    width 200px    border  1px solid red      Check the code here

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by using property css   background-size  cover

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You can use   background-size  cover    Or just use a big background image with   background  url     images teaser jpg   no-repeat center  eee

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body    margin 0    background url  image png   no-repeat 50  50  fixed    background-size  cover

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Add  background-size 100  100     to your css underneath background-image   You can also specify exact dimensions  i e    background-size  30px 40px    Here  JSFiddle

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For this you can use CSS3 background-size property  Write like this    div2      background-image url http   s7 static hootsuite com 3-0-48 images themes classic streams message-gradient png       -moz-background-size 100  100       -webkit-background-size 100  100       background-size 100  100       height 180px      width 200px      border  1px solid red      Check this  http   jsfiddle net qdzaw 1

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Use  background-size  100  100   To make background image to fit the div size

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Try something like this   div       background-image  url    img picture1 jpg       height  30em      background-repeat  no-repeat      width  100       background-position  center

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To keep the aspect ratio  use background-size  100  auto   div       background-image  url  image jpg        background-size  100  auto      width  150px      height  300px

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You can add    div2      background-image url http   s7 static hootsuite com 3-0-48 images themes classic streams message-gradient png       background-size  100  100       height 180px      width 200px      border  1px solid red      You can read more about it here  css3 background-size

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Modern CSS3  recommended for the future  amp  probably the best solution    selector     background-size  cover        stretches background WITHOUT deformation so it would fill the background space        it may crop the image if the image s dimensions are in different ratio        than the element dimensions         Max  stretch without crop nor deformation  may not fill the background   background-size  contain  Force absolute stretch  may cause deformation  but no crop   background-size  100  100     Old  CSS  always working  way  Absolute positioning image as a first child of the  relative positioned  parent and stretching it to the parent size   HTML   lt div class  selector  gt      lt img src  path extension  alt  alt text  gt      lt  -- some other content -- gt   lt  div gt    Equivalent of CSS3 background-size  cover     To achieve this dynamically  you would have to use the opposite of contain method alternative  see below  and if you need to center the cropped image  you would need a JavaScript to do that dynamically - e g  using jQuery       selector img   each function          this  css           left    50            margin-left    -      this  width   2    px           top    50            margin-top    -      this  height   2    px                 Practical example     Equivalent of CSS3 background-size  contain     This one can be a bit tricky - the dimension of your background that would overflow the parent will have CSS set to 100  the other one to auto  Practical example     selector img     position  absolute  top 0  left  0     width  100      height  auto        -- OR --          width  auto         height  100          Equivalent of CSS3 background-size  100  100       selector img     position  absolute  top 0  left  0     width  100      height  100       PS  To do the equivalents of cover contain in the  old  way completely dynamically  so you will not have to care about overflows ratios  you would have to use javascript to detect the ratios for you and set the dimensions as described

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