Most of you have probably noticed that images on Facebook come with a default background. How can I achieve a similar background color for images without using an additional div just for the background? My current codes do create a background color, but they are not in a rectangle shape :(
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Sorry, your question is a bit unclear, but I can show you how to apply both a background color and image to one element:
#element-id { background: #999 url(path/to/image.gif); }Alternatively, you can use the following longhand method:
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