I have a background image for one of my pages. when I define it as background and enter the page on a high screen resolution that is begger then the image I have white spaces.
How can I streach a background to fit the page (no repeat just streach) ?

You can't stretch it and have it retain it's quality. You can define the size in the html as bigger than it really is, but it will distort it.

Try putting the image in the table background and start your web page html with table (immediately after the body tag). I can think of this only way to strech the image, otherwise, it will repeated again. I hope this will work.

Thanks.

i would enlarge the image with something like photoshop, and keep testing it until you have the right size

Well fellas I gotta say when ladynred posts something I normally don't even look again because she's super smart. You cannot do this without loosing some quality from the graphic. like she said you can set the size in html using width and height commands you can keep the image from being tiled with css using the background: no-repeat; command.

Try taking a higher quality image and resizing using a graphics program to the size you want if you're trying not to loose quality.

I don't really care about lossing quality. just need it streached.

Photoshop it is then!

Should I hazard a guess that next you'll want to know how to make the body background image shrink for smaller resolutions ??

'cos you can't do that either in HTML

all you need to do is to set the image postition to be center center then give the body background-color property a colour value that is close to or compliments the image colour.
That way the edges won't be white, they will be the colour you have set.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_ref...asp#background