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Add this page to any folder, and it'll pull the latest modified image and add it as a CSS background image. Great for quickly previewing web designs. Also great for sharing designs that clients can see right in the browser. Automatically centers the image, but you could tweak the CSS for align-left or align-right webpages.

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Last edited Oct 8, 2013
Created on Oct 8, 2013

This example displays the most recently modified image file in a folder, centered as a full-width CSS background image in a browser. It automatically scales the viewport based on the image’s dimensions and overlays a red header bar. Built with PHP, it scans the directory using the `dir()` function, checks each file with `getimagesize()` and `filectime()`, and embeds the selected image URL directly into the inline CSS, pulling the HTML structure from the surrounding page.

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