go here and scroll up and down: [url]http://www.lovesac.com/oversized/the_man.php[/url]
as you scroll, watch the transparent outline around the main white box. it’s white and transparent to the background image at the same time. how is that done? thanks
@JickNov 13.2004 — #Well I didn't check his code but if I understand you correctly one way you could do it is to set that image as the background of your page and then set the attachment to "fixed". In your CSS you would have this:body { background-image: url(your-image.gif); background-attachment: fixed; }Hope that helps. ?
i think there are different versions of the background images. a dark and a light version. and i guess the box outline uses the light version. i think it's cool.
@pawkyNov 13.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by 96turnerri [/i]
[B]im not saying jicks code wont work but i would do it like this
body { background-image: url(your-image.gif) fixed; } [/B][/QUOTE]
if you were going to use them together it wouldnt be background-image but just background: so it would be: body { background: url(your-image.gif) fixed; }