Re: How I can change the whole background of a spesific

Hello sadhin

This is not a Twitter Bootstrap issue, it is a basic CSS understanding 
issue.

There is a css property that you can use for this «background».

Let's say you have a div you want to have with a background that has the 
following markup:

    <div class="hello">
    </div>

You would have to find the proper CSS selector to get to it.

    .hello {
        background-image: url(http://placekitten.com/g/200/300);
    }

But you have to be aware of some details, such as:
 - Is the .hello div is float?
 - Is the hello div has block elements inside? (e.g. display:block)

Because if the .hello is floating, it gets a height:0;. And all the better 
should be that you do not set a height, but have blocks making it get it's 
own height value.

I started a site on how to do this on http://htmlcsstherightway.org/  and I 
linked there a few other good resources on how to learn by yourself.

Hope it was helpful

Regards,

*Renoir Boulanger * |  Developer operations engineer
W3C* * |  Web Platform Project <http://www.webplatform.org/>

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