I'm rying to create a website with only horizontal scrolling. Please take a look at this demo. My problem is when I resize the browser, the content(the paragraph inside the light yellow box) doesn't reposition. I want that paragraph to be positioned above the yellow ring segment. How can I do that?
Below is my code.
HTML
{div id="container">
<img id="backimage" src="images/rings.png" />
{div id="info"}
{p> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer at sollicitudin turpis. Fusce fermentum, odio vitae luctus mollis, tortor mauris condimentum leo, at interdum urna massa a orci. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia
</p>
</div>
</div>
</body>
</html>
I think you need to consider what content will be in the site before deciding on width (or is that just there as a marker).
The problem is that the background image is likely to expand/contract based on viewport size/browser with and I don't think you can position the required section in the way you think.
That background image should be on the body and not a separate div though.
It's in the back of my mind that you MIGHT be do something with percentages...ANYONE!?
I'm rying to create a website with only horizontal scrolling. Please take a look at this demo. My problem is when I resize the browser, the content(the paragraph inside the light yellow box) doesn't reposition. I want that paragraph to be positioned above the yellow ring segment. How can I do that?
Below is my code.
HTML
CSS
I tried setting #info's position as relative but when I do that, it disappears from the page.
Here is a pen. Full view
Can you put all this in Codepen?
I would NOT recommend using any positioning AT ALL unless you are after a specific effect that cannot be achieved using padding, margins or floats.
This is just horrible.
I updated my question with a pen. I know. Not my choice either. But I've been asked to create a site with only horizontal scrolling.
I think you need to consider what content will be in the site before deciding on width (or is that just there as a marker).
The problem is that the background image is likely to expand/contract based on viewport size/browser with and I don't think you can position the required section in the way you think.
That background image should be on the body and not a separate div though.
It's in the back of my mind that you MIGHT be do something with percentages...ANYONE!?
http://css-tricks.com/how-to-create-a-horizontally-scrolling-site/
I'm taking a different approach based on the article you posted. I'll post back with my progress. Thanks Paulie. :)
Hi Paulie, I have managed to get the layout done but now stuck with a different issue. I have posted a new question on it here.