A question for the VS code studio for the background?
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Im trying to add a background to a index html page from my CSS.
body {
background-image:url("main.jpg");
Now this doesn't work. I tried to put the image inside a folder, outside, different options - like instead of background image I used just the background properties. So is there an issue with the Microsoft VS code itself or maybe I'm doing it the wrong way!
html css visual-studio
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
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burim rexhepi
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Im trying to add a background to a index html page from my CSS.
body {
background-image:url("main.jpg");
Now this doesn't work. I tried to put the image inside a folder, outside, different options - like instead of background image I used just the background properties. So is there an issue with the Microsoft VS code itself or maybe I'm doing it the wrong way!
html css visual-studio
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
Visual Studio Code is mainly a text editor. So it's not really relevant for your problem. How are you previewing your HTML page? If the background property doesn't work at all, changes are the CSS file is not read or is invalid (e.g. your snippet is missing the closing braces). Can you provide a more complete example of your code, possibly on jsfiddle.net or scratchpad.io?
– Codo
Nov 11 at 11:04
If your photo is in the same folder as the index.html file then your path would be 'main.jpg'. If your photo is in another folder the path would be like 'foldername/main.jpg'. Check this link for further info w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-image
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 11:22
@Codo no i have the closing brace in the code and the code is very simple i just want the use a image background in the body in html and i have the stylesheet linked into the Index.html .
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:17
@Llazar i tryed that also puting the image inside a folder and than linking it i the index.html file . And i tryed many other options but the only way im able to get a pic like a background inside the body tags is - using <img src=""/>.
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:20
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up vote
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down vote
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Im trying to add a background to a index html page from my CSS.
body {
background-image:url("main.jpg");
Now this doesn't work. I tried to put the image inside a folder, outside, different options - like instead of background image I used just the background properties. So is there an issue with the Microsoft VS code itself or maybe I'm doing it the wrong way!
html css visual-studio
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
Im trying to add a background to a index html page from my CSS.
body {
background-image:url("main.jpg");
Now this doesn't work. I tried to put the image inside a folder, outside, different options - like instead of background image I used just the background properties. So is there an issue with the Microsoft VS code itself or maybe I'm doing it the wrong way!
html css visual-studio
html css visual-studio
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
edited Nov 11 at 11:00
Codo
49.9k11110146
49.9k11110146
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
asked Nov 11 at 10:52
burim rexhepi
76
76
Visual Studio Code is mainly a text editor. So it's not really relevant for your problem. How are you previewing your HTML page? If the background property doesn't work at all, changes are the CSS file is not read or is invalid (e.g. your snippet is missing the closing braces). Can you provide a more complete example of your code, possibly on jsfiddle.net or scratchpad.io?
– Codo
Nov 11 at 11:04
If your photo is in the same folder as the index.html file then your path would be 'main.jpg'. If your photo is in another folder the path would be like 'foldername/main.jpg'. Check this link for further info w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-image
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 11:22
@Codo no i have the closing brace in the code and the code is very simple i just want the use a image background in the body in html and i have the stylesheet linked into the Index.html .
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:17
@Llazar i tryed that also puting the image inside a folder and than linking it i the index.html file . And i tryed many other options but the only way im able to get a pic like a background inside the body tags is - using <img src=""/>.
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:20
add a comment |
Visual Studio Code is mainly a text editor. So it's not really relevant for your problem. How are you previewing your HTML page? If the background property doesn't work at all, changes are the CSS file is not read or is invalid (e.g. your snippet is missing the closing braces). Can you provide a more complete example of your code, possibly on jsfiddle.net or scratchpad.io?
– Codo
Nov 11 at 11:04
If your photo is in the same folder as the index.html file then your path would be 'main.jpg'. If your photo is in another folder the path would be like 'foldername/main.jpg'. Check this link for further info w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-image
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 11:22
@Codo no i have the closing brace in the code and the code is very simple i just want the use a image background in the body in html and i have the stylesheet linked into the Index.html .
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:17
@Llazar i tryed that also puting the image inside a folder and than linking it i the index.html file . And i tryed many other options but the only way im able to get a pic like a background inside the body tags is - using <img src=""/>.
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:20
Visual Studio Code is mainly a text editor. So it's not really relevant for your problem. How are you previewing your HTML page? If the background property doesn't work at all, changes are the CSS file is not read or is invalid (e.g. your snippet is missing the closing braces). Can you provide a more complete example of your code, possibly on jsfiddle.net or scratchpad.io?
– Codo
Nov 11 at 11:04
Visual Studio Code is mainly a text editor. So it's not really relevant for your problem. How are you previewing your HTML page? If the background property doesn't work at all, changes are the CSS file is not read or is invalid (e.g. your snippet is missing the closing braces). Can you provide a more complete example of your code, possibly on jsfiddle.net or scratchpad.io?
– Codo
Nov 11 at 11:04
If your photo is in the same folder as the index.html file then your path would be 'main.jpg'. If your photo is in another folder the path would be like 'foldername/main.jpg'. Check this link for further info w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-image
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 11:22
If your photo is in the same folder as the index.html file then your path would be 'main.jpg'. If your photo is in another folder the path would be like 'foldername/main.jpg'. Check this link for further info w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-image
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 11:22
@Codo no i have the closing brace in the code and the code is very simple i just want the use a image background in the body in html and i have the stylesheet linked into the Index.html .
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:17
@Codo no i have the closing brace in the code and the code is very simple i just want the use a image background in the body in html and i have the stylesheet linked into the Index.html .
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:17
@Llazar i tryed that also puting the image inside a folder and than linking it i the index.html file . And i tryed many other options but the only way im able to get a pic like a background inside the body tags is - using <img src=""/>.
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:20
@Llazar i tryed that also puting the image inside a folder and than linking it i the index.html file . And i tryed many other options but the only way im able to get a pic like a background inside the body tags is - using <img src=""/>.
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:20
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Visual Studio Code is mainly a text editor. So it's not really relevant for your problem. How are you previewing your HTML page? If the background property doesn't work at all, changes are the CSS file is not read or is invalid (e.g. your snippet is missing the closing braces). Can you provide a more complete example of your code, possibly on jsfiddle.net or scratchpad.io?
– Codo
Nov 11 at 11:04
If your photo is in the same folder as the index.html file then your path would be 'main.jpg'. If your photo is in another folder the path would be like 'foldername/main.jpg'. Check this link for further info w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-image
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 11:22
@Codo no i have the closing brace in the code and the code is very simple i just want the use a image background in the body in html and i have the stylesheet linked into the Index.html .
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:17
@Llazar i tryed that also puting the image inside a folder and than linking it i the index.html file . And i tryed many other options but the only way im able to get a pic like a background inside the body tags is - using <img src=""/>.
– burim rexhepi
Nov 17 at 18:20