cj wrote:
>i have a background globe graphic that i want to stay fixed in the
>bottom right of the viewport. it works correctly when i don't have
>"fixed" declared, but after i add that part, scrolling creates a grey
>screen that covers it up.
>
>i tried to make a minimal test case:
>http://sltclan.com/images/cj/body-bg.html
>[...]
>- any advice when dealing with IE, because that browser just doesn't get it.
>
>
In FF Developers mode (edit css):
(1) without "fixed" for the bg-image there is also the grey under part -
because of the fixed 100% height of the .master-form (outer container).
The min-height of the inner .pagecontainer then doesn't help (doesn't
stretch the outer one with white bg and the globe).
(2) replacing by .master-form { min-height: 100%; }does work in FF.
- Didn't test in real circumstances.
@IE:
Assuming it is impossible in your content-management ("as usual") to
hang the bg-img in the body, I'm afraid it only can be realized with
javascript... and even then not too good / more distrurbing then when
scrolling with the content (think "dancing globe" or "hopping globe" at
scrolling, and with some retarding, because of js-counting the whole
rather big image px by px (before rendering) at every distance you
scroll down or up.
Or perhaps a proprietary IE thing which I don't know (Googled the
MSDN-database already?).
francky
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