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Fit Type
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Fit Type dialog. Make selection above.
A review of the “fit type options shown in this dialog is below:
- Keep aspect ratio of image - Scales the image to fit entirely within the screen boundaries while maintaining its original width-to-height proportions. If the image aspect ratio differs from the screen, this leaves empty space (letterboxing) on the sides or top/bottom.
- Stretch to screen - Forces the image to fill the entire visible screen area (viewport), regardless of the image's original dimensions. This eliminates empty borders but distorts (stretches or squashes) the image if its aspect ratio does not match the screen exactly. This creates a static background that does not scroll.
- Stretch to content - Maps the background image to the full dimensions of the page layout rather than just the visible screen. If the page is configured to scroll (e.g., a vertical page longer than the physical screen), the background stretches to cover the entire scrollable area.
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