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Hello everybody :)
my name is oka. i craft a website using ‘perfect full page background image’ technique from css-tricks https://css-tricks.com/perfect-full-page … und-image/ . You can see my page here http://bbh-oz.com/designme/index.html. I did a little modification with the css explained in the tutorial because i don’t want my image full filling ( just half filling ) the horizontal area of the page, i just want to full filling the vertical area of the page. Then i add my content inside the ‘box’ block
the result is cannot scrolling. why cannot scrolling?
:D u know? i watching chris’s video tutorial for my website design inspiration.. :D
thank you :)
In the css on this tag
html, body, #bg, #bg table, #bg td
you have overflow: hidden; change to auto to allow scrolling
hello virtual :)
thx you for ur answer.. i try to apply ur answer…taraaaa…after i refresh my browser ( firefox 3.5.9 ) appear two scrollbar left and right. Then i try modify with this experiment :
i try to override html and body . Voilaa… i get expected result… .
as a note, Opera render my website much better. In firefox if we scroll the page, it will looks strange..
any other solution? :)