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jcraig713 -> Using CSS for Background Image (4/14/2009 11:14:06)
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Hello. Thank GOD for this forum! This goes out to everyone who continually provides me (a new learner) great direction!
A little background on my project: Picture an etch-a-sketch. The content is to display in the center screen and as the navigational buttons are clicked (home, email, staff...) the content display changes in the etch-a-sketch screen to the link selected in the nav bar.
Question: I have the etch-a-sketch itself loaded as a background image. The picture itself when view in IE, cuts a slight portion of the top and bottom of the image off and when view in firefox, only the bottom 1/3 of the picture displays. There is no scroll ability to scroll the screen to see the whole image. My css code looks like:
body {
background-image: url('images/website_body.png');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: center;
}
Can I use css to make sure the image view across multiple browsers is static and how can I get tghe page to scroll to see the whole image?
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