All working fine now Eric/Gunsmoke
That is so true if you have been looking at code for hours it just becomes numbers lol this is the site now look if you can http://houseclearanceandover.co.uk/ no templates here lol

Hiya Badger,

Starting to shape up nicely. You might want to run the site pages through HTML and CSS validators though as you have some stray code in some areas of your page which could come back to haunt you later. Might also be what is keeping the background from centering too. If that's not what is keeping that from centering then you may need to take a look at the settings for your wood grain background as it doesn't center in Firefox 24.

Hi Jo Ann will check that out firfox was the only one I did not try it in LOL some of the stray code may just have come from bad copying and pasting text from there old site I think some of the stray bits is in the java files and java to me that's a coffee could even be were I have made notes and expression them out and not taken them out have a habit of doing that so I can keep track of what bit does what so I will look thanks for the tip... :x
Peter AKA Badger

Hi Jo Ann
http://houseclearanceandover.co.uk/ looked at the code it all now validates HTML5 l and CCS3 only problems had to take out
meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" would not validate with it in so took it out easiest option lol style sheet does not recognise -webkit-box-shadow or -moz-box-shadow but works fine had a look in firefox and looks fine now this end the other problem was number utf-8 characters for (,) comma one says (&#130,) is fine an other says (,) but is hash 44 that does not get the warning.
I now Validate a few warnings well 2 I think so I am happy most of all client happy as he can see it and use the forms on his mobile (cell)
Peter

Hiya Badger,

Glad you got a lot of the code worked out. I still see the background not centered though on Firefox. Here's what I see:

http://coffeecuphelp.com/jo/screenshots/bkgrnd-no-center.jpg

If you want that wooden background centered, add this line to the body styles:

Hi Joe what size screen you looking on? I think I gave it a max width 1444.

Hi inger thanks for that will put that in today the simplest things are all ways over looked

Hiya Badger,

I'm on a 24" monitor, and many others will be too so you need to make sure it works in all viewport sizes to be sure it looks right to all your visitiors Hopefully that code Inger gave you will do the trick!

Well, if you want to have the wooden background covering the whole width of the page, my code above is not enough. What you need is this, set on the wrapper, which is the containing element for the background image;


If you want the wooden background to be absolutely wall to wall and no white margins, then you can add some resetting rule at the top of the css file, this being the shortest and simplest:

Thanks for the tip luv finding about new tricks I did know about the background-size: cover just got over looked lol