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Old 03-01-2010, 01:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Cropping Background Image for Most Resolutions

A newbie question - I setup a 1920x1080 image figuring that those dimensions would handle most PC monitors. In the very centre of this image is an important 1020x768 area which I want to show everytime somebody views the site - obviously it wouldn't display properly if they're a 800x600 user, but I'm figuring most people have gone past that by now. The rest of the background image though is extraneous, and I really don't care if bits of it are cut off depending on the person's screen resolution.

So the question is, how do I ensure that the image is shown from the centre rather than from the top left hand corner? Would I need some code to sense the screen resolution of their monitor and then have different versions for each, or is there a single HTML or whatever language command that will allow me to do this with a single image?
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