| tan270luke 2004-06-11, 7:15 pm |
| ok ? try this on for size ? for each example you will need to have your monitor
set to at least 1280x1024 to see the problem.
I?ve got this problem with my background alignment. I am trying to set the
greenish middle color extend all the way to the bottom of the browser (if the
content is not long enough).
Sample 1
Site - www.square1digital.com/clients/bdwsite/index.html
css - www.square1digital.com/clients/bdwsite/css/basic.css
// this version assigns a gif with the greenish color to the background of the
body using css. It works great until you resize your browser to anything less
than 900px wide. Then the background seems to do the centering of the graphic
with different math.
Sample 2
Site - www.square1digital.com/clients/bdwsite/index2.html
css - www.square1digital.com/clients/bdwsite/css/basic2.css
// this version assigns a div tag (on an z-index lower than the other divs)
with the color assigned to the background-color in css for ?id=bg?. This
version solves the left to right issue by creating a div that is really, really
tall, but the overflow:hidden setting for ?id=bg? does not appear to be working
and now I have the browser scrolling the height of the div tag.
Any help would be nice.
PS ? I also am not a big JS coder and might have a question or two about
resizing the iframe so that it resets the browsers scrollbars.
lh
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