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#1 2009-07-02 20:07:33
- feytus
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Positioning background image - container height issue with TXP
I’ve run into a problem with placing of background images. I want to place some background images outside the initial browser window, which requires me to set the width of the div-container to minimum the position of which the image is to appear. However, I want this to be dependent on whether or not there is enough text in the container to actually have to show this image. Is there a limitation in CSS that doesn’t allow me to do this, or is there a way around it? I’ve tried setting the height of the container to min-height: 100%, to auto, and to remove it completely, but this will eventually just remove the image overall.
Here is an image of how I want it to be, this is scrolled a bit down from the main window;
So with textpattern, all pages under a section uses the same stylesheets. Is there a way to specify either with css or in textpattern to only show these background images if the content of the container is enough? I could always set it to like 1400 pixels or something, but that will make some of the pages unnecessarily long, and it will look stupid.
Is there a way to work around this? Any clever suggestions? :)
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Re: Positioning background image - container height issue with TXP
What if your content always covers 100% of the height
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#3 2009-07-03 09:58:26
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