alicez
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I've tried several "fixed" HTML background for my site.
Some allow the background to stay "fixed" when viewed in IE, but in FF the background moves downward as the page moves downward.
Is there one definite HTML I could use that would keep the background FIXED in both IE and FF?
Something not too complicated that I could use? (I am not that knowledgeable about computers and HTML and CSS, etc.)
One I've tried is:
<body background="http://www.XXXX.gif" bgproperties="fixed">
Works in IE, but not in FF.
Another I tried is:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
body {background-image: url("http://www.XXX.jpg"); background-attachment: fixed;}
</style>
But that one, when I am IE, and click to go back to previous page, doesn't show the background image at all on the page (I went back to, even though fixed background was there when I first looked at that page. (Does that make sense?)
P.S. Does it make a difference where we place the "background" HTML script in the webpage? Before HEAD, after HEAD, top of BODY, etc?
Thank you.
Some allow the background to stay "fixed" when viewed in IE, but in FF the background moves downward as the page moves downward.
Is there one definite HTML I could use that would keep the background FIXED in both IE and FF?
Something not too complicated that I could use? (I am not that knowledgeable about computers and HTML and CSS, etc.)
One I've tried is:
<body background="http://www.XXXX.gif" bgproperties="fixed">
Works in IE, but not in FF.
Another I tried is:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
body {background-image: url("http://www.XXX.jpg"); background-attachment: fixed;}
</style>
But that one, when I am IE, and click to go back to previous page, doesn't show the background image at all on the page (I went back to, even though fixed background was there when I first looked at that page. (Does that make sense?)
P.S. Does it make a difference where we place the "background" HTML script in the webpage? Before HEAD, after HEAD, top of BODY, etc?
Thank you.