Need background to fit on all screen sizes

Hi
I have got one of websites live digital-colours.co.uk but the background looks different on different screen sizes, I am just looking to see if any of you have an idea how I can make it fit on all screens.
Thanks
Faye

Hi Faye,
you could have a look here: http://johnpatrickgiven.com/jquery/background-resize/ (You have to wait a little bit until the image is completely built.) On the other hand you should have a view to your site in a global way with critical eyes with "Google labs - Browser Size":
http://browsersize.googlelabs.com/
Hans-Guenter

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