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#1
Apr 1 2014 07:55am
"Hi there guy's, i've been trying everything to resize my background images, to make it take full screen on my d2jsp profile.Nothing i do seems to work, i tried photoshop... resizing then upload pic but when i set it it only takes the middle bit of the screen.
I've also tried resizing at photobucket and tinypic etc nothing works...
Any help would be greatly appreciated."

The guy got his question answered and didn't put the link in that helped him...

Any info on this would be appreciated, and please post don't pm incase someone wants to google this in another 3 years :rofl:

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Apr 2 2014 11:49pm
Someone has to know how to do this :rofl:
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Apr 4 2014 01:53am
I honestly thought this was going to be an easy question. Seriously does literally nobody know? :rofl:
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Apr 5 2014 04:04am
Just re size it to your screen resolution size
Since your jsp profile is basically just as big (minus a few pixels off the top due to the top of your browser and off the sides due to the scroll bar)
it will also look different for people with smaller/bigger screens

A good way to make it fit right in for your view would be to screen cap your jsp profile, open it in paint or PS and take the background you want and scale it to fit your profile page
If you want it to look good on any screen, 1920x1080 should be a general size

Also make sure when you upload the image, that it doesn't scale down
Some sites such as photobucket will scale it down if it's too big(unless you upgrade to a premium account last I checked)

This post was edited by Edible on Apr 5 2014 04:19am
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Apr 5 2014 05:31am
Quote (Edible @ Apr 5 2014 06:04am)
Just re size it to your screen resolution size
Since your jsp profile is basically just as big (minus a few pixels off the top due to the top of your browser and off the sides due to the scroll bar)
it will also look different for people with smaller/bigger screens

A good way to make it fit right in for your view would be to screen cap your jsp profile, open it in paint or PS and take the background you want and scale it to fit your profile page
If you want it to look good on any screen, 1920x1080 should be a general size

Also make sure when you upload the image, that it doesn't scale down
Some sites such as photobucket will scale it down if it's too big(unless you upgrade to a premium account last I checked)


I did resize it to my screen on TinyPic and it still didnt' work, and that would be where I would have to upload it to if I customized it in paint right?

Thank you very much for answering this btw :hail:

This post was edited by SkullHuntin on Apr 5 2014 05:32am
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Apr 5 2014 06:06am
Can you link to the uploaded image
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Apr 5 2014 06:30am
http://i60.tinypic.com/30bmvx1.jpg

I think this is what you meant.
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Apr 5 2014 10:05am
Its too small
Also doesn't look like you scaled it up at all, but if you did it would be extremely pixelated
Would be best to find a bigger one on google or something
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Apr 5 2014 03:49pm
Quote (Edible @ Apr 5 2014 12:05pm)
Its too small
Also doesn't look like you scaled it up at all, but if you did it would be extremely pixelated
Would be best to find a bigger one on google or something


Wow you are awesome, thank you so much. I have no idea how you did that, but I'm calling it voodoo :thumbsup:
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