Hot to make an image your webpage background?

Answer 1

background-image: url("example_filename.png");

Answer 2

You can input this

<style>
{
background-image:url(index. png);
}
</style>

Answer 3

If you right-click a Google image search result, you'll end up getting a URL of the webpage presenting that image.

At that webpage, right click the image again, and choose "Open Image in New Browser", that url is the image url. (Ends with JPG, PNG, etc.)

Answer 4

I feel like giving you a hug rn

Answer 5

Then again
How do you let URL for images

Answer 6

Can you rephrase your question? I do not understand.

Answer 7

How do you get the URL for an image

Answer 8

By right-clicking the image and selecting Copy Image Link. Your questions are quite simple so it sounds like you would also be better off using a search engine so that you can find out for your specific system.

Answer 9

I did but then
The link was farrr longer than what I do see
And it still didn't REALLY work

Answer 10

Thanksssss

Answer 11

Hey the command:

background-image:
url("example_filename.png");

So the example file name PNG jpg etc..
After we copy the image link we switch the ("example_filename.png");
To the copy link image (I'm saying about the text)

And thanks!

Answer 12

Here is a full answer:

background-image: url(link_or_path_to_image);
background-size: cover; /*this make sure the image takes up the whole page*/
background-repeat: no-repeat;

Answer 13

<style>
Background image:(image or filename)
<style>