Hey folks! I'm self-learning web design and I've hit a little snag. I have a div set up with a background image, but the image's height is less than the height of the div, leaving a gap between the header and the image. It feels like a simple fix, and I just can't seem to figure it out. Has anyone encountered this before? I'd really appreciate any tips to help me smooth it out. Thanks a bunch!
2 Answers
It sounds like the issue might be with how you've positioned your div. If your background image is in a sub-div, it might not fill the space you want it to. Ensure that the div holding the image is styled properly, so it occupies the right space on the page.
Are you sure that the gap isn't because of margin or padding? Sometimes those can mess things up. You might want to check that your div doesn't have unwanted space added by CSS. Also, make sure the background image itself is set to cover so it fills the entire area.
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