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tomasio wrote:
http://tomasio.laudatio.com/jobs/Cla...ed_beauty.html
and explain me why the bottom of the copy seems to be transparent and
not with the pink background-color i defined?
height: 100%;
That doesn't mean 100% of the document.
In your case, it's coming out to be 100% of the viewport. Leave height
out and the background may adjust fine all by itself.
BTW, I can't read the text in those navigation graphics, it's much too
small. The page also does not adjust so well to a larger text size -
much of the text in the upper right corner disappears.
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kchayka <us****@c-net.us> schrieb: tomasio wrote:
http://tomasio.laudatio.com/jobs/Cla...ed_beauty.html
and explain me why the bottom of the copy seems to be transparent and
not with the pink background-color i defined?
height: 100%;
That doesn't mean 100% of the document.
In your case, it's coming out to be 100% of the viewport. Leave height
out and the background may adjust fine all by itself.
thank you kchayka, i followed your advice and removed the "height:
100%;" value. only at div.bgTextboxLe ft and div.bgTextboxRi ght i left
the 100% because the contained background.gif would not tile at all
otherwise.
strangely enough this does not work with the following document, which
is more or less the same code: http://tomasio.laudatio.com/jobs/Cla..._ba.php?bild=1
the referring CSS is here: http://tomasio.laudatio.com/jobs/Cla...te/gallery.css
Do you have an idea what's wrong here?
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tomasio wrote:
http://tomasio.laudatio.com/jobs/Cla..._ba.php?bild=1
Do you have an idea what's wrong here?
You haven't really explained what you think the problem is, but I will
hazard a guess that you want that box thingy in the middle to extend
down to the bottom of the viewport, or the bottom of the page, whichever
is longer.
I suggest you stop wanting this. But if you insist, search the google
archives for this group. The subject certainly comes up often enough.
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kchayka <us****@c-net.us> schrieb: You haven't really explained what you think the problem is, but I will
hazard a guess that you want that box thingy in the middle to extend
down to the bottom of the viewport, or the bottom of the page, whichever
is longer.
I suggest you stop wanting this. But if you insist, search the google
archives for this group. The subject certainly comes up often enough.
I managed to conceive sort of what i wanted with a background image.
but you were right, i wanted something unconceivable - at least with
my approach ; )
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