Jonathan Duncan wrote:
On 19 Jul 2007, at 09:46, Scott Hill wrote:
I fixed it by resizing the image to 1 X 25. It looks much better
now. So
now I have two different sizes for small and large buttons. I
thought it
was possible to stretch an image to fit but this is just as good.
Make the background image larger than you need. Like 50x50 and then
as the button gets bigger it will just use more of the background.
Unless the background has certain aspects that require it to be a
certain size.
Jonathan
Yeah, exactly -- and even if it has certain aspects requiring it to be a
certain size (like an arrow or glowing center or something), you can
probably just put those aspects in the middle, and position the
background at 50%. Speaking of which, if you didn't know, you can
actually create different backgrounds in a single image for a pure CSS
rollover effect. Simply change the position of the background on hover
/ on active .
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