Hi John, good observations. However I want to retain default behavior, so don't want to "ditch navbar-fixed-top stuff in style.css"
The position: fixed is breaking the responsive since it's overriding > the position: static in the bootstrap responsive css. Removing that > and the height declaration in rsheader3 fixes the responsive navbar > behavior. But then you're background image isn't visible. :) Yup. true. Been playing with and working on this for about 3 weeks or better and have tried moving this and that etc etc with the results that you see in the two links from earlier post here. > Maybe you could move the rsheader3 div below the navbar-inner or attach the bg image to the header tag? > Tried that w/ negative result, but a good thought. markdotto @twitter github just suggested that I try this: "First, why not just set the image as a background-image on the body? You can use background-position to move it down as needed. Second, if you want a background image in place of the gray gradient of the navbar, you'll have to set the background image on the .navbar-inner element rather than using another element outside the navbar." I'll try those two ideas later today when my 4 yr old and I return from chamber music concert. Thanks John
