
August 6th, 2012, 10:46 AM
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CSS Scaling image with browser zoom
Hi
I'm trying to build a wordpress site. I'm relatively inexperienced in CSS and during testing our administrator pointed out something and I'm trying to see if there is a solution or not.
We have a fairly plain background made of a repeating image. I wanted to put our church logo on top of that background - which I did with the following CSS:
Code:
body#home #mainWrapper { background:url(images/bk_main_wrapper_home.png) 0 0 repeat-x, url(images/cross.png) no-repeat 1% 9%;
The problem seems to be that when someone uses the zoom function on their browser (which the administrator does as he uses a tiny netbook and has failing eyesight!) - the cross stays full size and destroys the layout of the page by getting in the way of the text and other areas of the page.
I'm a little bit loathe to put the URL here as it's running off a no-ip address as it's currently stored on our office NAS while I build it, but if people need it I will.
Is there anyway of preventing this? Or is it just something we have to put up with?
Thanks
Nick
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