Corrupter Posted November 27, 2007 Share Posted November 27, 2007 Hey guys, love the site, found the manual to be quite informative and it even helped with another problem im having, but i fear what i want to do next is too advanced for my skill level so i thought i'd ask and see what i get. I want to create an image that expands to the document size thats being displayed. as it stands right now, i have a main php page that calls another php page inside it in limited size. that page that is being called i want to have a background image so as the content in the called page fills the area it will also have the image filled in behind it. now im not talking about one image just simply stretching, this is more like the window looks just like a window from the OS Windows, and i want the bottom to stretch down expanding the whitespace and the right side to stretch to the right. there is whitespace in the middle for this to happen, i know its possible as forums use this sort of thing to stretch simple images to fit the screen. i just couldnt find out how to do this. Some possibly point me to the docs that would help me? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ToonMariner Posted November 27, 2007 Share Posted November 27, 2007 the easiest way to achive this would be to have one image that is bigger than you need and simply set it as a background. inorder to make an image as big as the screen you would need some javascript to report the screen size (an ajax request of some sort ) and maintain that databetween requests (a session or cookie) and serve a graphic based on that info. IF you are going to use the latter method I would suggest you simply create a few images to serve as backgrouns rather than generating one dynamically - there is no-need to recreate an image each time and rathaer than cache the php generated image you may as well just create them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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