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I can’t seem to get the background image to fit the entire screen.
I’ve tried background: cover but it doesn’t work.
My only other idea why is that I have an overflow with the body and I can’t seem to get it with the image either.
Do you guys have any suggestions on how i could get the image to cover everything or to get my body to fit inside the image itself
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I can’t see your code (you can put it in a codepen for people to review for eg).
So as just a casual suggestion.
Make the body have the background image.
Move all the other elements inside the body into a section or a main element for eg.
That way you can set the width of the body to 100% and the background image can cover the whole screen.
And then you can manipulate the contents of the nested div or main or section element to do other styling while leaving the body out of it.
Try running the “Analyze HTML” menu option in codepen. It will find some syntax issues that you should fix.
(It’s in the drop down menu next to the gear menu icon)
You can also run analyze css too in case there are errors there.
Then try the test again to see if any tests pass after this and which remain.
Edit: just realized you aren’t the same person who was having problems with the tests failing… sorry I guess I responded to one too many people today.