HTML/CSS How can I fix a background image to the same size as a table row in HTML?

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To set a background image for a table row in HTML that fits perfectly without repeating or leaving gaps, using CSS is the most effective approach. Specifying the image dimensions directly in HTML with width and height attributes can lead to issues when the window is resized, as the image may not scale properly with the row. Instead, using CSS allows for more flexibility. Setting the background image in CSS with properties like `background-size: cover;` ensures the image covers the entire row without repeating, adapting to the row's dimensions. If the image appears too small or leaves space, adjusting the `background-size` to `contain` or using specific pixel values can help achieve the desired fit. The key is to ensure the CSS properties are correctly applied to the table row for optimal results.
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I want to put a picture as a background image for the row in the table using html code but it doesn't exactly fixed in the row . it repeated or just using it original size . How can I do so that my picture fixed exactly that is same width and height as the table row or column?
 
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You can specify the width and height, i.e.:
<img src='' width='120px' height='200px' />
or just use 100%
<img src='' width='100%'height='100%' />
You can also use css to set the image as background without repeating.
 
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You can specify the width and height, i.e.:
<img src='' width='120px' height='200px' />
or just use 100%
<img src='' width='100%'height='100%' />
You can also use css to set the image as background without repeating.
If i specify the image width and height, when the user resize the window, the table row size is also resize and the image will not fit in the row again.The 100% mean the 100% of the image original size or the row size ? If I use css without repeating , the image will not fit exactly in the row but become too small compare to the row and left a space in the row . So , how can i do it ?
 
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