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I have a related content section on my page through views in which i want one field to be a div with a background-image.

Ok, then you can use Image URL Formatter. Which will output your image as a url instead of the actual image.

Then add the image field, which contains the image you want to use as background

• Hide it from display.
• Select image url as your formatter

Add a custom field OR Rewrite the result of an existing field and use the image replacement pattern.

ex <img class="[YOUR CLASS]" src="{{ field_image }}">

OR if you create a .html.twig template file for your view, then you can use

<div class="[YOUR CLASS]" style="background-image: url('{{ field_image }}')"></div>

###Another option

In Style settings you can add a class to your fields.

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Then with css give it a z-index: 0; and give everything else z-index: 1; and move img around by giving it position: absolute; top: -100px; etc..

I have a related content section on my page through views in which i want one field to be a div with a background-image.

Ok, then you can use Image URL Formatter. Which will output your image as a url instead of the actual image.

Then add the image field, which contains the image you want to use as background

• Hide it from display.
• Select image url as your formatter

Add a custom field OR Rewrite the result of an existing field and use the image replacement pattern.

ex <img class="[YOUR CLASS]" src="{{ field_image }}">

OR if you create a .html.twig template file for your view, then you can use

<div class="[YOUR CLASS]" style="background-image: url('{{ field_image }}')"></div>

Another option

In Style settings you can add a class to your fields.

[

Then with css give it a z-index: 0; and give everything else z-index: 1; and move img around by giving it position: absolute; top: -100px; etc..

I have a related content section on my page through views in which i want one field to be a div with a background-image.

Ok, then you can use Image URL Formatter. Which will output your image as a url instead of the actual image.

Then add the image field, which contains the image you want to use as background

• Hide it from display.
• Select image url as your formatter

Add a custom field OR Rewrite the result of an existing field and use the image replacement pattern.

ex: <div class="[YOUR CLASS]" style="background-image: url('{{ field_image }}')"></div>

or <img class="[YOUR CLASS]" src="{{ field_image }}">

###Another option

In Style settings you can add a class to your fields.

[

Then with css give it a z-index: 0; and give everything else z-index: 1; and move img around by giving it position: absolute; top: -100px; etc..

I have a related content section on my page through views in which i want one field to be a div with a background-image.

Ok, then you can use Image URL Formatter. Which will output your image as a url instead of the actual image.

Then add the image field, which contains the image you want to use as background

• Hide it from display.
• Select image url as your formatter

Add a custom field OR Rewrite the result of an existing field and use the image replacement pattern.

ex <img class="[YOUR CLASS]" src="{{ field_image }}">

OR if you create a .html.twig template file for your view, then you can use

<div class="[YOUR CLASS]" style="background-image: url('{{ field_image }}')"></div>

###Another option

In Style settings you can add a class to your fields.

[

Then with css give it a z-index: 0; and give everything else z-index: 1; and move img around by giving it position: absolute; top: -100px; etc..

I have a related content section on my page through views in which i want one field to be a div with a background-image.

Ok, then you can use Image URL Formatter. Which will output your image as a url instead of the actual image.

Then add the image field, which contains the image you want to use as background

• Hide it from display.
• Select image url as your formatter

Add a custom field OR Rewrite the result of an existing field and use the image replacement pattern.

ex: <div class="[YOUR CLASS]" style="background-image: url('{{ field_image }}')"></div>

or <img class="[YOUR CLASS]" src="{{ field_image }}">

I have a related content section on my page through views in which i want one field to be a div with a background-image.

Ok, then you can use Image URL Formatter. Which will output your image as a url instead of the actual image.

Then add the image field, which contains the image you want to use as background

• Hide it from display.
• Select image url as your formatter

Add a custom field OR Rewrite the result of an existing field and use the image replacement pattern.

ex: <div class="[YOUR CLASS]" style="background-image: url('{{ field_image }}')"></div>

or <img class="[YOUR CLASS]" src="{{ field_image }}">

###Another option

In Style settings you can add a class to your fields.

[

Then with css give it a z-index: 0; and give everything else z-index: 1; and move img around by giving it position: absolute; top: -100px; etc..