Hi all,
I don't understand this. The foreground on the main page (where the content under the navigation) is emitting a white background over the background I have...yet I don't have any background going. So it's cutting the border background off.
Here's the link to the background: Link...
Here's the web site I'm working on. I don't understand why it's doing this. Link...
add overflow: hidden; to #subcontainer - you haven't contained the floating children.
Alternatively, you could add clear: both to #footer, or use the .clearfix method on #subcontainer, or a few other methods...
Thank you so very much! That clear:both worked great!
Wierd how backgrounds don't always fill in CSS without some overflow code or whatnot.
Ah okay, I need to learn more about overflow.
Thank you again!
Not that weird when you understand how floats and absolute positioning work.
Hi all,
I don't understand this. The foreground on the main page (where the content under the navigation) is emitting a white background over the background I have...yet I don't have any background going. So it's cutting the border background off.
Here's the link to the background: Link...
Here's the web site I'm working on. I don't understand why it's doing this. Link...
add overflow: hidden; to #subcontainer - you haven't contained the floating children.
Alternatively, you could add clear: both to #footer, or use the .clearfix method on #subcontainer, or a few other methods...
Thank you so very much! That clear:both worked great!
Wierd how backgrounds don't always fill in CSS without some overflow code or whatnot.
Ah okay, I need to learn more about overflow.
Thank you again!
Not that weird when you understand how floats and absolute positioning work.