That site is where you can see my problem. As I have to set the page div to 100% height the background image is being cut off at the bottom of the browser window when you scroll.
I have tried to set the height to auto as someone suggested to me, but this makes the background image dissapear alltogether.
If you set the height of the various elements to 100%, then they will
be 100% of the browser window if the page is taller than the screen/
window.
You could easily make a centered background “stripe” that you tile
vertically and center on the page. Then you could mask that effect at
the top with a judiciously-placed HTML box. If you want the purple
page to stop at the bottom of the content and the sea-foam background
to continue below that on really tall monitors, then you might be
able to do that by making your page an inline layout. I don’t see
anything there yet that would preclude that.
Walter
On Apr 24, 2008, at 10:36 AM, Barry Zimmerman wrote:
Hi All,
Hope everyone is doing great. Wonder if I can pick anyones brains
with a major major problem that I have with a css layout.
I am using freeway 4 PRO. Have my css in external file and just
trying to fix a layout issue.
I have two background images to acheive the effect I need.
That site is where you can see my problem. As I have to set the
page div to 100% height the background image is being cut off at
the bottom of the browser window when you scroll.
I have tried to set the height to auto as someone suggested to me,
but this makes the background image dissapear alltogether.
