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I just saw this browser here:
Now, the green section at the top, no matter how I re-size my browsing window (Chrome), it manages to either fill it completely or just not show all of it. How does it do this? It is an image right? They couldn’t have prepared for every screen size could they?
Thanks!
It uses a horizontally- and vertically-repeated image across the width of the entire header:
and a centered, non-repeated, mostly-transparent PNG for that glow effect in the middle of the header: