The following code displays a textarea with an image in the bottom-right corner. However, it doesn’t stay put when the user begins scrolling up and down the field.

So after searching the web for a solution, I added a “background-attachment:fixed” property, as shown here:

But now the image doesn’t display at all!

Anyone know where I’m going wrong? Apart from using Internet Explorer 7 of course… (I haven’t been able to test in other browsers yet.) Any advice appreciated.

I don’t think you will be able to get this to work correctly on all of the browsers. You should consider a different way approaching this. You also have two style attributes for the textarea. You should merge then into one.

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The textarea is a wonderful feature that is being seen on a lot of website nowadays and more convenient to put on advertisement and the website miscellaneous. But it got to work properly. The thing which scrolls down when a net browser used to browse a website also depends on the website that is being used by the net browser. But nowadays most of the popular website browsers do allow this feature and supports more features apart from this too.

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I am too having similar problems and since I have no one around to help me I either search on the web (and yeah, I know that there is too much information on the web and it’s hard to sort it out..) or somewhere for a solution or move on to a different idea (by the way, I am usually using the firefox browser but sometimes I get the chance to surf with Internet Explorer). I wish I could help you but I am a newbie myself at this matter, so all I can do is wish you good luck.

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I don’t think so that you can add style to text area..
You can make the same image as a fixed one in the Body Background property.

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Strange, it work well for me.

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Don’t put a background on a text area. There must be a different way to do this, though I am not sure quite how.

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Hi PW James,
I would not use an inline style on your text area. Try to use an embedded css style sheet instead.
For example:
<style type=“text/css”>
.message { background-image: url(image);}
</style>

Then add class=“message” on the tag (ie. paragraph tag) where you wanted it to be. You would also need the width, height, and other stuff.

If you still have any question, you may contact me. Good luck!

Completely understand what your stance in this matter. Although I would disagree on some of the finer details, I think you did an awesome job explaining it. Sure beats having to research it on my own. Thanks. Anyway, in my language, there are not much good source like this.
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the code work fine! [test by me]

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yea, Although I would disagree on some of the finer details, I think you did an awesome job explaining it. Sure beats having to research it on my own. Thanks. Anyway, in my language, there are not much good source like this. thanks!
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I think Miguel has the right answer. Run your code through a debugger until you find the error however, now that I think about it the error will be the additional code that you added in.

Back to Google I’m afraid old chap!



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For the above issue, I’d like to search for google..Aroud us, few people know how resolve even simple questions!