This is what it looks like: It appears and functions as if two layers. * SCALABLE BACKGROUND TO FILL AVAILABLE VIEWPORT */īackground: url(./images/background_wood_3.jpg) center center fixed
#BOOTSTRAP 4 FLUID IMAGE BACKGROUND CODE#
I've tried checking the code to see if I may have placed the background image in twice, but I did not find such a scenario. The group of tabs should use a fluid margin and align to. It's kind of a neat effect if I were doing it on purpose and if the design elements rendered a legible page. For fixed tabs, the maximum width for each tab should be determined by the width of the widest tab. Specifying or unspecifying a background color makes no difference I get the same result.
#BOOTSTRAP 4 FLUID IMAGE BACKGROUND FULL#
the page now seems to have two layers: an upper layer with the new full screen background and the rest of the body content, scrollable and good except there is no background color even though I have specified one, and 2) a second fixed copy of the background image, unscrollable, like a bottom layer. but I'm getting something else unexpectedly.
I took your suggestions and the background image displays beautifully edge to edge.
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Now you can express yourself every day with high quality wallpapers and backgrounds to enjoy and share. Now you can express yourself every day with high quality wallpapers and backgrounds to enjoy and share I'm resisting the urge to simply create a bigger image because I want it to be responsive. I want the background image to do the same but as you can see, it appears to start at the left and stop when it stops. I hope someone can help!Īs you can see from the screenshot, the nav bar goes beautifully edge to edge with the content within the center. container-fluid, moving the location of the image, creating different classes and assigning it to various elements. I've been working all day trying to get a background image to properly render in a Bootstrap project.