I am currently working on a new website (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.alpinetrekking.com/test">http://www.alpinetrekking.com/test</a><!-- m -->), using CSS positioning. Somehow, the background image in the LOGO div does not show in FF, while it does in IE. The z-index should be correct. What am I doing wrong? Did I overlook something? The full code is (for the time being) included in the source.
cheers, Jochem
I can see the mountain background image with the text of "...because it's there" on it...and I have firefox 1.0.4So can I, in IE and FF! What's missing in FF is a logo. Please check the CSS code.
cheers, JochemVery strange! It shows up in FF when I do this:
#LOGO{
z-index:2;
width:330px;
height:61px;
top:70px;
left:420px;
background:url('http://www.alpinetrekking.com/test/img/bg_logo.jpg');
}
but not perfect.It works indeed when I leave out the no-repeat fixed 0 0 bit. Very strange indeed. I just doesn't make sence to me. Can someone please explain?
cheers, Jochem
cheers, Jochem
I can see the mountain background image with the text of "...because it's there" on it...and I have firefox 1.0.4So can I, in IE and FF! What's missing in FF is a logo. Please check the CSS code.cheers, Jochem
Very strange! It shows up in FF when I do this: #LOGO{
z-index:2;
width:330px;
height:61px;
top:70px;
left:420px;
background:url('http://www.alpinetrekking.com/test/img/bg_logo.jpg');
}
but not perfect.It works indeed when I leave out the no-repeat fixed 0 0 bit. Very strange indeed. I just doesn't make sence to me. Can someone please explain?
cheers, Jochem