I'm trying to lay out a fairly tricky page for a client and I'm
scratching my head as to how to approach it.
Here's the situation:
The background for the page is a photograph in the center of which is a
white rectangle where the content will go. The photo is big enough to
fill the largest scre
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> I'm trying to lay out a fairly tricky page for a client and
> I'm scratching my head as t
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To: 'Dick Margulis'; tcp@techcommpros.com
Subject: Re: [TCP] CSS layout question
I'd approach this a little differently.
I would use the full photograph as the background on BODY (or a top
level container DIV), then position over it a DIV with a white
background.
Anytime yo
Lech,
Thanks for your effort. I posted the question on December 5 and today is
December 21. So, as you might suspect, I've solved the problem already
(with assistance from several generous people, I hasten to add). Client
deadlines wait for no man ;-)
Best regards,
Dick
Lech Rzedzicki wrote
Absolute positioning works well for most browsers now, so by all means
this is possible.
Attached you will see a HTML with a CSS and jpg for background.
The content block is positioned 100pixels to the left and 100 pixels down
You might have several approaches here:
-exoeriment with relative or pe
