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I’m quite sure this is a common issue, so I won’t bother posting my XHTML and CSS just at the moment…(unless someone asks!). The issue arises with 100% height container divs in Safari 3.2.1.
I have a three-column layout (actually; five – but two are tiny and just hold drop shadows for the main content div), all in valid XHTML and CSS. I have set the height of the body and of the container divs to 100%, but unfortunately it seems to be 100% of the viewport/window, rather than 100% of the entire document. This means that if scrollbars appear, when you scroll down the background does not render for the part of the document that was previously hidden.
Is there a way to fix this? I’ve seen posts about using tables, but I’m trying my best to avoid that.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards, Mark
use background-position:fixed; for the image you want to stay stabalised