annoying dreamweaver prob

[billb]

dont know if anyone knows dreamweaver that well here but this is really annoying me so...

have a blue layer thats 100% width that goes along the bottom of the page. in 800x600 it goes all along the page until it hits the page up / down arrow thinghie which is fine as theres more content further down the page. In 1024 x 768 resolution all the content fits on the page so u dont get the up/down arrow bar but the blue layer only goes as far as to where this bar would be. ie it does not go all along the page width it stops a cm short. Is there any way of getting it to go the whole way across? 100% width should mean 100% to me?? i dont have any margins on the page that i can tell?

any help gratefully appreciated

[gopher]

the 100% is the internal width of the browser, the scroll bar (I think thats what you mean)is external to the viewing area and so would not be included in the page display.

HTH

Paul

[billb]

gopher said:

the 100% is the internal width of the browser, the scroll bar (I think thats what you mean)is external to the viewing area and so would not be included in the page display. HTH Paul

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do u know any way of making it 100% then when the scroll bar is not there? its reallllley bugging me!!

thanks

[smeagol]

I don't know dreamweaver but I do know the scrpt that does it:

&style type="text/css">BODY {
BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(image file); BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat-x
}
&/style>

where image file is the path and name including extension of your image and & symbols are < (scrpt has problem in posting)

The repeat-x causes it to do the full width (x coordinate) by repeating the image.

Hope that helps.


>> Edited by smeagol on Saturday 26th July 23:38

[billb]

smeagol said:

I don't know dreamweaver but I do know the scrpt that does it: &style type="text/css">BODY { BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(image file); BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat-x } &/style> where image file is the path and name including extension of your image and & symbols are < (scrpt has problem in posting) The repeat-x causes it to do the full width (x coordinate) by repeating the image. Hope that helps. >> Edited by smeagol on Saturday 26th July 23:38

This is the code as it appears in dweaver :

div id="Layer1" style="position:absolute; left:0%; top:407px; width:100%; height:49px; z-index:4; background-color: #0000FF; layer-background-color: #0000FF; border: 1px none #000000;">