Locking the foreground to the background

[NowhereGirl]

Ok, total newbie here when it comes to HTML stuff. So I customized some stuff on my site, and I like it... The only thing is that, and I will try to explain as best as possible, so if you are viewing the site in a smaller window size that it actually is, then the foreground moves individually from the background. Is there a way to lock that in place? (so when you move the scroll bar in whatever browser, the fore/background move together)

Also, is there a way to lock a position when you're viewing the photos? Right now you click on a photo, and scroll a bit to center it, then you hit next and it automatically shifts the next picture lower than the previous, so you have to scroll again, and so forth. Hope this makes sense. Thanks all!!!

http://anawatts.smugmug.com/

[Barb]

Ok, total newbie here when it comes to HTML stuff. So I customized some stuff on my site, and I like it... The only thing is that, and I will try to explain as best as possible, so if you are viewing the site in a smaller window size that it actually is, then the foreground moves individually from the background. Is there a way to lock that in place? (so when you move the scroll bar in whatever browser, the fore/background move together)

Also, is there a way to lock a position when you're viewing the photos? Right now you click on a photo, and scroll a bit to center it, then you hit next and it automatically shifts the next picture lower than the previous, so you have to scroll again, and so forth. Hope this makes sense. Thanks all!!!

http://anawatts.smugmug.com/

I think what you are looking for is to changed "fixed" to "scroll" in your CSS customization for your background-attachment.

As to your second question, the current answer is no, there is no way to do what you want. Sorry :(

[Dna]

Also, is there a way to lock a position when you're viewing the photos? Right now you click on a photo, and scroll a bit to center it, then you hit next and it automatically shifts the next picture lower than the previous, so you have to scroll again, and so forth. Hope this makes sense. Thanks all!!! http://anawatts.smugmug.com/No, but if you make your banner thinner that will help a lot. Or force a style. Or not have a banner at all ...

Like this lsv.smugmug.com.

Dna

[NowhereGirl]

Thank you! That did it... yeah!

:)

I think what you are looking for is to changed "fixed" to "scroll" in your CSS customization for your background-attachment.

As to your second question, the current answer is no, there is no way to do what you want. Sorry :(