CSS: Fixing overflow issue with div and fixing background image?

If I understood well you can fix one of the problems by removing this line height:100%; from #innerwrapper If you change this, when you resize your background will be as is should be for the background you may use background-attachment:fixed; w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-attac....

Fixed won't work... wasted a good half hour trying that. Problem is you can't have it dynamically adjust for window resize. – Joseph Jul 22 at 15:13 I wasted some time too trying to make it work with fixed...but I still think that this is the only CSS way for doing that – George Jul 22 at 15:21 css?Yes.

Html? No. My solution above utilizes a fixed HTML element, and fixed is the way to go; it's just that it can't be done is css alone.

The problem is that once you make the bg fixed and set a position attribute to it, it will stick there. If the left side of the viewport is outside the physical scope of the div, the bg just won't appear. See here: jsfiddle.Net/JuGcu EDIT: and yes I ripped that from w3schools – Joseph Jul 22 at 15:28 Hmm, I tried this and it didn't seem to do anything.

Thanks for the advice! I've seemed to have resolved the issue with the background pattern thanks to the post by Joseph, but I'm still having issues getting the divs to extend to the bottom. – AnthonyJK Jul 22 at 20:57.

And to solve your other problem you could have the following HTML inserted directly before innerwrapper in wrapper... or anywhere else come to think of it. EDIT Oh and remove background-image:url('../image/header1. Png'); from #innerwrapper.

Thank you, this fixed my issue with the background image to the right! I still seem to be having issues with getting the divs to extend to the bottom of the page. I've updated my question to reflect your fix.

Thanks again. – AnthonyJK Jul 22 at 20:56.

If I understood well you can fix one of the problems by removing this line.

And to solve your other problem you could have the following HTML.

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