> mind. What I want is the background from #left-graphic not to be
> aligned to left top, but to the right edge of the layout, and the
> background from #right-graphic to be aligned to the right edge of the
> layout.
Do you need a "repeat-y" value?
If you don't, I may have a solution...
Thierry |
Ah, my mistake. I'll have to let the more experienced give you the
perfect answer, but I'll take a stab at a not-so-great one (or two).
Is it possible in your layout to have a "blank" div to both the right
and the left of the main content? You would then have a 3 column type
of layout, but the
I understood what you suggested, but it's not quite what I had in mind.
What I want is the background from #left-graphic not to be aligned to
left top, but to the right edge of the layout, and the background from
#right-graphic to be aligned to the right edge of the layout.
CJ Larson wrote:
Valentin Agachi wrote:
I can't figure a way out of how can I add two repeat-y lateral
external image backgrounds to a fluid layout.
You need two 'containers' wrapped inside each other, as you can only
have one background-image on each. CSS3 may solve that-- one day.
Georg
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The method I've seen spoken of is to have two separate s; one for
the left graphic, one for the right graphic. Each div would take the
whole screen.
For example ->
#left-graphic {
background-image: url();
background-repeat: repeat-y;
background-position: left-top;
Hello, everyone!
I can't figure a way out of how can I add two repeat-y lateral external
image backgrounds to a fluid layout.
To better describe the problem:
Take a fluid layout of say 70% max-width. On each side, on the outside
of the container (which has the 70% max width) I want two apply
