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Theres no need for that. For some reason the code I posted above only works in the body tag. I'll find a fix for this.
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Ok, thanks for your help as I am sure there are others out there that have been looking for this.... Please ignore my pm btw.
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Okay, after searching a few sites I keep coming across this statement.
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The reason I ask is that its wierd that the boards whom I linked in my first post is working fine in IE, which leaves me to believe that theres a variable on my board thats conflicting. |
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What your trying to do is this. The body tag has a repeated background image. The page tag has a fixed background image. IE6 does not consider the page tag as a fixed image because its not in the body tag. That's a bug in IE6.
If you we're to visversa it, then it would work. Example: Place the fixed background in the body tag, and place the repeated background in the page tag and it will work. |
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So would I just reverse where the code for those functions go, but keep the background url image in the page section?
Well when I take this code out of the header: PHP Code:
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It works because its in the body tag. Before you had it in the page tag.
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Not to be redundant but please tell me if it is working for you all in your IE browsers? http://www.saltcreep.com/forums/ |
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