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I what to add a background to the middle of my site: http://www.faberuna.com, like the way that http://www.design-seeds.com/ does it. What is the code that I would have to add to make this happen? I like that it moves with the size of the browser window. Any help would be great!
Thanks for the reply. Actually, I’m referring to the white space that is directly behind the main blog content. If you resize the browser window the white space moves and stays centered behind the content. I want to be able to do the same thing.
its just a white background on the inner container
I want to do the same except I would like it to extend about 15 px on both sides of the container. How would I do that?
Thanks! I will give it a go today. I’m a neophyte to coding. So, where exactly do I put this in the style.css?
I want to make sure that my colorful background still shows but that the white background is directly behind the content.
OK. It works. But now i notice that it is stretching out the main content. How do I prevent that?
.wrapper {
width: 930px;
margin: 0 auto;
position: relative;
min-height: 100%;
background: white;
padding: 0 15px;
}
Cool. I’m being a pest, so I thank you guys for your patience. I’m still having the middle content column pull away from the right sidebar. Before it was evenly spaced between the two sidebars. How do I tweak that so that it is centered?
@Fourize – oops, my fault on the width
You guys rock! Exactly what I wanted to do. I’ve already tweaked it to the finished product: http://www.faberuna.com Thanks!