Really sorry if this is a fairly dense question (css noob), but as you make the browser window smaller on my blog, a repeat-y section doesn't move in the same way as the rest of the page. I should mention the only thing different on the div is that i have a position:relative as I need to push the text up into the area (top:-50px) of the blog header (as that contains a background image which would otherwise mess up this).
First post! eek, and that site is brand new so be gentle if you have any comments. Many thanks in advance, I love this site, glad to be involved in the forums.
There is only one thing, now it still happens but much, MUCH less, due to the glow behind my background image (due to my background image itself) - does repeat-y automatically stop at the left hand side of the image, or is there still away to center it?
Really sorry if this is a fairly dense question (css noob), but as you make the browser window smaller on my blog, a repeat-y section doesn't move in the same way as the rest of the page. I should mention the only thing different on the div is that i have a position:relative as I need to push the text up into the area (top:-50px) of the blog header (as that contains a background image which would otherwise mess up this).
Please see:
http://www.djave.co.uk/blog.php
and you can find my css just here
http://www.djave.co.uk/css/style.css
First post! eek, and that site is brand new so be gentle if you have any comments. Many thanks in advance, I love this site, glad to be involved in the forums.
What browser are you experiencing the problem in?
To fix it, I removed the following 2 properties from the blogBody CSS:
as well as one which web developer called background-position-x:50% which I can only assume means change
to
It looks right on Safari when I do this, although you may need separate styles sheets if the problem does not occur on all browsers
There is only one thing, now it still happens but much, MUCH less, due to the glow behind my background image (due to my background image itself) - does repeat-y automatically stop at the left hand side of the image, or is there still away to center it?
I'm very happy though - so thanks!