8 Sep
2007
8 Sep
'07
11:31 a.m.
Chris G cl@isbd.net wrote:
However, big problem, is there any way to tell my browser to fit the image to the width of the browser page rather than the other way around?
No. In-browser scaling is usually fugly and best avoided if possible.
The trick I usually use is to have a repeat-x image on the background and position another image with whatever distinctive feature on the title block element (usually h1) in front of it. To do that, you need to set the top margin, padding and border all to 0 on html, body and the title block, or use absolute positioning with top:0 on the title block.
This is pretty off-topic here, but hope that helps,
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