Been battling with some code over the past while - and I literally am just trying to prove to a client that it wont work the way they envision
Site has logo/navigation on top, side nav & content underneath and footer last - as indicated by the crappy image
My question is: can anyone see how it is possible to create the page in such a way that on lower resolutions that div containing the background image (of width 420px) would partially hide the image (say at 800 x 600) and show more/all of it at the higher res.
I have tried a couple of ways but either way it results in the image being forced onto a new line - or scrolling off to the right.
Oh and the kicker is keep in mind that above search form 1 and 2 there is an item of navigation that must remain the same width as the search forms below
Site has logo/navigation on top, side nav & content underneath and footer last - as indicated by the crappy image
My question is: can anyone see how it is possible to create the page in such a way that on lower resolutions that div containing the background image (of width 420px) would partially hide the image (say at 800 x 600) and show more/all of it at the higher res.
I have tried a couple of ways but either way it results in the image being forced onto a new line - or scrolling off to the right.
Oh and the kicker is keep in mind that above search form 1 and 2 there is an item of navigation that must remain the same width as the search forms below