Body/footer background css structure |
Body/footer background css structure |
mmett22 |
Mar 31 2012, 03:56 PM
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I am building my first site and having trouble figuring out the best structure in regards to the body and footer backgrounds. Basically, I have multiple pages that have content in varying heights. The header has a top image and black horizontal rule, the body should be white, and the footer should be black. I thought I could have one background image and then use a white wrapper over the content in the body -- but i can't get the wrapper to extend left of the content. Here's the page I'm having trouble with: http://qa.spotcointeractive.com/marc/about.html Is it possible to make that white wrapper extend the full width of the browser view? I also tried separating out the header image and making the background of the entire page white in hopes of making just the footer black, but I can't seem to extend the background image (or just black color) outside of the container. Here's a messy test of that: http://qa.spotcointeractive.com/marc/test/about.html Any advice or help here would be greatly appreciated!! |
Darin McGrew |
Apr 1 2012, 01:05 PM
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WDG Member Group: Root Admin Posts: 8,365 Joined: 4-August 06 From: Mountain View, CA Member No.: 3 |
In your first example, you've specified a width of 940px for div#wrapper so that's as far as its white background will extend. If you want the white background to be full width, then you'll need to put div#wrapper inside another element that extends the full width of the display area, and specify the white background for that element.
Your second example returns 404 Not Found. |
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