I was wondering if someone could explain to me the basic technique for having the content of a webpage scroll against a body element which does not scroll. Here is an example: [URL=”http://www.cssbloom.net”] http://www.cssbloom.net/[/URL]
}[/QUOTE] giving you a default background-color of "[B]white[/B]" with background-image of "background-image.gif" that is non-repeating and 'fixed' in place. Since the image is 'fixed', its 'position' can be implicitly stated too:
You can replace "[B]center[/B]" (which means "[B]center center[/B]" both [B]horizontally[/B] & [B]vertically[/B]) but also by percents, pixels, etc. in [I]x[/I] and [I]y[/I] coordinates.
If you want the fixed background-image to be in the upper right-hand quadrant, you can do that using the [B]x/y[/B] co-ordinates ?