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I’m very new to CSS, I’ve only designed webpages in HTML back in the late 90’s and early 2000’s.
So now I have static background. And I’ve placed images and things in specific places.
However, when you resize the browser or in a different resolution than I designed this in (1680×1050), the images are off-center or not aligned to the left portion of the grey background.
View here: http://savingcontent.zymichost.com/test.html
Is there a way to get specific images to stick with the left side of the background as it resizes so there isn’t the issue you see on the page?
That is because you are using position: fixed. Read this on css positioning
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_positioning.asp
To get your background images to stay centered you will need to put all the elements of your site, e.g. header, navigation, content, footer, into a containing div say #wrapper, give it the width of your site and position center by using margin: 0 auto; Then you can attach the background images to their corresponding divs.
I finally got it resolved, thank for the tips! Quick response and great community.
(You can see the result on the same page I reported as having a problem)