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Which is the standard for bottom positioned background?
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| typingcat@gmail.com 2005-10-15, 10:19 pm |
| Hello. I set a background image like the following;
body
{
background: url('back.png') repeat-x bottom;
}
See this page for example:
http://cat3.dotnet29.hostbasket.com/korean/
When the content of a page is too short to fill the entire window,
Opera(8.5) sets the background at the end of content. IE and FireFox
sets at the end of the window though. Opera says they stick to the
standards. Which is the right way? Opera or IE/FF? I love Opera but
this problem makes me to feel a little bit confused.
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| Once upon a time *typingcat@XXXXXXXXXX* wrote:
> Hello. I set a background image like the following;
> body
> {
> background: url('back.png') repeat-x bottom;
> }
> See this page for example:
> http://cat3.dotnet29.hostbasket.com/korean/
>
> When the content of a page is too short to fill the entire window,
> Opera(8.5) sets the background at the end of content. IE and FireFox
> sets at the end of the window though. Opera says they stick to the
> standards. Which is the right way? Opera or IE/FF? I love Opera but
> this problem makes me to feel a little bit confused.
>
Try with "background-position:bottom;" abd see if it helps
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| typingcat@gmail.com 2005-10-16, 6:22 am |
| Thank you for your reply. I added "background-position:bottom;" but I'm
afaid that it didn't change anything.
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| kchayka 2005-10-16, 6:23 pm |
| typingcat@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
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> http://cat3.dotnet29.hostbasket.com/korean/
>
> When the content of a page is too short to fill the entire window,
> Opera(8.5) sets the background at the end of content.
Opera seems to be "shrink wrapping" the html element, which subsequently
shrink wraps the body. Try adding
html { margin:0; padding:0; min-height:100%; }
That should expand it to cover the viewport height. Drop the superfluous
background-position property.
BTW, the body background-color:white is being superceded by the
background shorthand property, which resets bg color back to the browser
default. My default bg color (not white) shows through. It is not
attractive.
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| typingcat@gmail.com 2005-10-17, 3:19 am |
| Thank you, kchayka
I tried what you have told me, but it didn't work.
I tried both
html { margin:0; padding:0; min-height:100%; } and
body { margin:0; padding:0; min-height:100%; } .
Opera is a great browser but how can I solve this problem...
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| kchayka 2005-10-17, 6:28 pm |
| typingcat@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
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> I tried both
> html { margin:0; padding:0; min-height:100%; } and
> body { margin:0; padding:0; min-height:100%; } .
> Opera is a great browser but how can I solve this problem...
Hmmm, it worked for me. Perhaps your Opera is reading the file from
cache instead of getting a fresh copy from the server.
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| typingcat@gmail.com 2005-10-30, 6:27 pm |
| I've just installed DearPark Alpha 2 (successor of FireFox), and found
that its background implementation works just like Opera. Now maybe
Opera's way is the standard?
typingcat@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
> Hello. I set a background image like the following;
> body
> {
> background: url('back.png') repeat-x bottom;
> }
> See this page for example:
> http://cat3.dotnet29.hostbasket.com/korean/
>
> When the content of a page is too short to fill the entire window,
> Opera(8.5) sets the background at the end of content. IE and FireFox
> sets at the end of the window though. Opera says they stick to the
> standards. Which is the right way? Opera or IE/FF? I love Opera but
> this problem makes me to feel a little bit confused.
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