I have been using the background on html for some time on various sites
because of this problem. I don't know if standards allows it but it
works in all browsers.
Kane Tapping wrote:
Hi ,
I found my IE7 will show the bug on its first load, but any refresh
afterwards will load with the
Thanks for the help everyone.
I tried adding the background to HTML but that did not fix the problem.
What did work was that I added:
html, body { height:100%; }
to the stylesheet.
The whole thing is a bit weird though since I have never seen this
happen on another site, but it definitely
Hello list,
On my site, http://christianmontoya.net/
the body does not extend past the content in IE 7 on initial page
load, so the background doesn't reach the bottom of the screen. I know
there's a simple fix for this, but I can't remember it... can someone
help me out? Thanks in advance.
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On my site, http://christianmontoya.net/
the body does not extend past the content in IE 7 on initial page
load, so the background doesn't reach the bottom of the screen. I know
there's a simple fix for this, but I can't remember it... can someone
help me out? Thanks in advance.
Hi Christian,
I
Apply the background to the html element. Not sure if this fits in with
standards but it works.
Christian Montoya wrote:
Hello list,
On my site, http://christianmontoya.net/
the body does not extend past the content in IE 7 on initial page
load, so the background doesn't reach the bottom of
On 5/9/07, Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On my site, http://christianmontoya.net/
the body does not extend past the content in IE 7 on initial page
load, so the background doesn't reach the bottom of the screen. I know
there's a simple fix for this, but I can't remember it... can
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I don't see this behavior in ie7 WinXP Pro
But I think you should be able to fix what you describe by giving layout
to some element in there.
Did you try: body {zoom:1}
Be very careful about overusing hasLayout. It's not something that
should just be gratuitously
The concept of 'Has Layout' is not a hack, its part of IE's rendering
model... It happens to be something that is outside of the CSS
standard - that doesn't make it a hack.
Microsoft developers decided that elements should be able to acquire
a property (in an object-oriented programming sense)
Hi ,
I found my IE7 will show the bug on its first load, but any refresh
afterwards will load with the body/colour covering the entire window.
(covering the window with another window will also remove the whitespace.)
A quick check with the IE7 developer toolbar shows the body stretching
only
From: Lachlan Hunt
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I don't see this behavior in ie7 WinXP Pro
But I think you should be able to fix what you describe by giving layout
to some element in there.
Did you try: body {zoom:1}
Be very careful about overusing hasLayout. It's not something that should
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