Hi
From the screen shot why even have the grid on the desk back ground image.
Also surely you can structure you markup differently so that you don't
have the empty divs used for presentation. e.g #main_content .container
could have the background that is currently on the #main_prefix, and
#footer could have the bg from #main_suffix
Not a good advertisement for a css framework.
regards
Luke
Chris F.A. Johnson wrote:
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009, Christian Montoya wrote:
I am running Safari 3.2.1 on Mac OSX Leopard. I am working on the
following page:
http://blueprintcss.org/index2.html
and I have noticed that when the page loads, the background image is
tiled a second time behind the images in the header, creating a
noticeable shift. I have posted a screenshot here:
http://blueprintcss.org/img/shift-safari.png
I've looked around for a possible fix for this but found nothing. It
goes away if I use:
background-attachment:fixed
but that doesn't fit the design I'm trying to make. Any ideas?
I don't see the problem in Firefox.
Do you specify a background for the header? If so, why?
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