the background image code isn't part of the windows code! it's something you can do relatively easy in css; if you have a background image in a div class, you can do inline css and set its position to fixed.
so, the code will look something like
[ div class = "container" style = "background:url( image url goes here ) fixed;" ] ( replace the brackets [ ] with < and > )
the "fixed" part included in there makes it so that the image doesn't move when you scroll the page.
hopefully this makes sense, and lmk if you have any other questions and I'll try my best to answer them !
This ended up becoming a whole life saver and a half for my mental sanity when I was trying to remember how to do this and found the bookmark for this comment. Once again, thank you, because of you I am still sane after 860 lines of code.
kaleido-ghost
the background image code isn't part of the windows code! it's something you can do relatively easy in css; if you have a background image in a div class, you can do inline css and set its position to fixed.
so, the code will look something like
[ div class = "container" style = "background:url( image url goes here ) fixed;" ] ( replace the brackets [ ] with < and > )
the "fixed" part included in there makes it so that the image doesn't move when you scroll the page.
hopefully this makes sense, and lmk if you have any other questions and I'll try my best to answer them !
2 years, 2 months ago
Alright thank you so much! I've been trying to work it out for so long, and to think it was so damn simple and not a parallax aaaa
2 years, 2 months ago
yeah no problem !! luckily it's pretty easy to implement ^^
2 years, 2 months ago
This ended up becoming a whole life saver and a half for my mental sanity when I was trying to remember how to do this and found the bookmark for this comment. Once again, thank you, because of you I am still sane after 860 lines of code.
1 year, 10 months ago
waa I'm glad I was able to help!! coding be like that sometimes lmaoo
1 year, 10 months ago