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Here's an example of how it gets  applied in the code from Mingle (right click on the image and select Open in New Tab to see it clearly)




Mingle is using an image that is 1920x1080 for the embed BG, and the game_frame div is 640x360. So the image being used is bigger than the dimensions of the frame. There's a gap on either side because the game_frame is only 640px wide while the inner column is the default 960px.

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Thanks for such a response!  It works now and I think the reason is the game resolution was bigger than my image size. I assume image should be the same size your game res is or higher. 

I assume image should be the same size your game res is or higher

Based on what I was seeing on other game pages, that's the answer I was starting to lean to. Every example I saw had the embed BG image resolution at the same resolution or a larger resolution than their game.

Without having an html embeded game to test for myself, I couldn't say with 100% certainty that was the answer.

Glad to hear that you got it resolved!

simplify it