The problem is that i use rotation effect on my web page relatively to mouse position. So when the mouse is on the right side, the picture 'leans' to the left, and when the mouse is on the left side the pic leans to the right. So due to this rotation effect, the body color reveals and ruins the effect. Here are screenshots:
image rotates to the right
image rotates to the left
And if the image was bigger, after rotation it would close that blue parts of the screen.
So my question is whether it's possible to make browser load picture even if it is out of viewport window?
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You need to show some code. It's impossible to help you out if you don't show whats going on in your page.
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Safari uses "theme-color" to tint its navigation bar at the top.
BBC News uses red color, so the whole browser is red (https://www.bbc.com/news
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Problem is, if you drag page away from right side or bottom, there is also red color under it.
Is there a way to set "system" (under page) background, besides "theme-color"? Let's say, I want for navigation bar to be red, but background from right to be white.
If going into weird hacking and using negative margins on html/body to stretch content beyond bounds, is there a stable way to compensate scrolling bounds without breaking the whole layout?
I got a page which has a background image and some floating images over that. These images are linked to the background image that is why i want to show the floating image on the exact point on background (Will be cleared in screenshot below).
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As you can see in above image image named religion is above a temple in background image and so the people and safari but the mail problem is expedition image which on resolution change floats to left and replaced from the top of the mountain peak in background image.
Please help me to get this working on all resolution.
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It looks like the expedition image is changing its position in relation to the actual page instead of the background image like all of the other images are. You could try putting all of the images inside a div, so when the page resizes it changes the size of the div (if you are using %'s to define the dimensions of the div). This might keep all of the images placed where you want them to stay.
I'm using Adobe Edge Animate and I'm really having trouble with all the different screen sizes and resolutions. I see that Adobe is coming out with new products which may address this issue. Basically all I'm tryng to do is have an image display (like a banner for example) that fills the width of the user's screen. I see the following questions, but answers are old and I know that there has been a lot of development in this area. Any ideas greatly apprciated.
Stackoverflow questions
From the splash screen. In the Properties tab change the switch next to the width to make it 100%. Select the Max W parameter and change this to too. All these tweaks will make the layout responsive. Next drag the image onto the stage and position in the top-left corner. In Properties click on Use Presets for Responsive Layout and choose the Center Background Image option, then Apply. This means the image will stay central whenever the stage morphs. Drag the bottom-right corner handle so the image fits over the entire background. Notice the image doesn’t scale or stretch but stays in the centre. In the Position and Size tab is an expand button; click this and add a Max W of (how many px your image is). Change the width to 100% and press Enter. It will jump right back to 75% but it has accepted the change. Click on the resize marker and drag to the left to see what happens when the stage is resized to a smaller layout. As you can see, the background is clipped but the image resizes to fit.
Here is a link to the tutorial I think this will better answer your question if you do this tutorial. http://www.webdesignermag.co.uk/tutorials/create-a-responsive-animation-with-adobe-edge-animate/
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Looking at the top right corner, the triangle banner.
Basically, I only want to link that portion of the triangle banner, so that the buttons under it can still be clicked. I don't want the entire div to be linked, but the triangle image is a transparent rectangle, with only the triangle filled. So I'm not sure how to only link that portion of the triangle.
Hopefully you understand.
You should be able to acheive that with an image map.
http://www.maschek.hu/imagemap/
It does mean you'd need to use an img instead of having it as a background, however.
I have a very tall image that I'm using as a background for the body tag. However, the page may be longer than this image, so after a while I see the background color since I use no-repeat (the background is not a pattern).
Is there a way to keep the background scrollable, and then when I reach the end of the image, keep it "stuck" to the bottom, although the page keeps scrolling?
you need to use an extra fixed layer with the bottom of the picture setted to transparent, and then listen to the scroll event to detect when you reach the bottom of the original background, set the fixed layer visible and voila, you have it! If you need help in any of these, please provide a snippet of your code so I can implement in it for you.