Posted by Stan McCann on 01/13/82 11:39

John Salerno <johnjsal@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in
news:CtnGf.1563$No6.37792@news.tufts.edu:

> Mark Parnell wrote:
>> No. The *image* is only 600px wide, which is why you set the
>> background colour to be the same as the right side of the image -
>> anyone with a browser canvas wider than 600px will see the solid
>> colour to the right of the image.
>>
>
> But I don't think I want my background color to be dependent on my
> header. In fact, I'd like a contrast between the two, such as a dark
> blue header and lighter colored body.
>

Then set the background of the container of the image instead of the
entire page. It'll still work.

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