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Posted by David Graham on 01/07/44 11:41
"David Dorward" <dorward@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:dubq4k$f33$1$830fa7a5@news.demon.co.uk...
> David Graham wrote:
>
> > "The 50% 0 bit refers to the positioning of the background image
>
> > I thought this would move the image over 50% from the left edge,
resulting
> > in no image being present down the left half of the screen.
>
> No. It puts the point $x% along the image $x% along the horizontal length
of
> the container. So 100% would put the right hand edge of the image along
the
> right hand edge of the container. 10% would put the put 10% along the
image
> 10% along the container. And so on.
>
One more thing comes to mind, if the background image is wider than the
container - lets say the screen resolution is 800px maximised and the image
is 1200px wide, would a 50% 0 image have its extreme left and right sides
cropped in a symmetrical fashion, or would the image shrink itself to
display all the image inside the container.
bye
David
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