- From: arcticmac <arcticmac@comcast.net>
- Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 19:26:09 +0000
- To: www-style@w3.org
- Message-Id: <a0620070fbf05a4fcde67@[192.168.11.4]>
Perhaps you could clarify what you want to do? with images perhaps? you said >>What I was looking for is basically this: a background-attachment >>that mimics "fixed" except for the bit where it stays on the same >>place relative to the viewport. my understanding of the spec is this: fixed: forces image to remain in same position in viewport (that is, it doesn't move around in the frame of the browser window). an example is the grass at the bottom of the page on the "outdoor" theme at http://www.mikematas.com/blog/. scroll: image is attached to whatever element it is set for. when the viewport is scrolled, the image moves, but if the element is scrolled, the image stays fixed local: image moves when either it's element is scrolled, or when the viewport is scrolled. Forgive me if I'm being nearsighted or something, but I don't see any other options. There are two things to be set: the movement when the element in question scrolls internally, and the movement when the element in question scrolls around the page. there are only 4 different ways to do this. three are available, and the fourth, moving the image when it's element is scrolled internally, but not when the element moves around the page, makes no sense, because the image would get left behind it's element. --The ArcicMac
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