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rzea

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    Bradford, OH (30 mins from Dayton)

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  1. I ran a small test and created a DIV with a background image, not fixed at first. This is the code I used:HTML: <div id="fixed-bg"> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> <p>fixed-bg</p> </div> CSS: #fixed-bg { width:200px; height:200px; background:url(background.jpg); overflow:auto;} Surprise, surprise, Firefox 2.x FIXES the background to the container even when the background: declaration does not have the fixed property in it. But IE6/7 handle the declaration properly: when fixed is applied, it fixes the background, when it's not applied, it scrolls properly with the content.It's... supposed... to... work in... Firefox!
  2. On the contrary, worry A LOT about IE6. IE6 is still VERY heavily used so it'd be proper to create your website considering this browser.The list you see from W3Schools.com from the link above it may probably be stats for www.w3schools.com only, not as a "general" information table of what the entire Internet is using.As you can see, Firefox is the most used browser, that only make sense because most of the visitors W3schools.com gets are Developers/Web Designers.But the interesting thing here is that IE6 and IE7 are practically the same percentage in June but in May and April IE6 is higher:2008 IE7 IE6June 27.0% 26.5%May 26.5% 27.3%April 24.9% 28.9%
  3. Your site is absolutely amazing.

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