helen stunell
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sorry - what I meant was that the page I have designed fits my computer screen fine but when i open it on a computer with a bigger screen the background etc doesn't fill the whole screen. does that make more sense?
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I've defined the width of the elements to 100% but when I open the page on a screen bigger than the screen I have it doesn't stretch to fit the screen. Is there anything else I can do?
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does anyone know how I can make a webpage autostretch to fit any screen size?
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yeah tried that its still not working! My css file is in the same folder as my html file so thats not the problem. I really don't understand why the only part of the code that doesn't work is the background color. The code for the header etc works fine.Strange as it may sound, if i open my html file in open office word it work perfectly, background colour and everything so it obviously works just not in a browser!
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http://www.w3schools.com/media/media_browservideos.asptry looking at this page it might help!
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This is as far as i have got. If I'm doing something wrong please tell me. I'm pretty sure its how it should be.thanx <html><head><link rel="stylesheet" style type="text/css" href="style.css" /></head><body><h1> </h1></body></html>
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I've tried it & it still won't work, my code looks exactly the same. ggggrrrrr!!!!
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I am creating a CSS for a website and I have used the following code:<head><style type="text/css"></head>body{background-color:yellow}h1 {background-color: transparent}h2 {background-color: transparent}p {background-color: rgb(250,0,255)}</style>all the code works apart from body{background-color: yellow} i can't understand why it won't work - its the same as the code W3c tells you to use. can anyone help?