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Josh Crozier
Josh Crozier
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whyWhy not just like this?

html, body {  height: 100%; } #containerInput {  background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg');  height: 40%; } #containerControl {  background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg');  height: 60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height? Works

Works for me

why not just like this?

html, body{ height:100%; } #containerInput { background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg'); height:40%; } #containerControl{ background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg'); height:60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height? Works for me

Why not just like this?

html, body {  height: 100%; } #containerInput {  background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg');  height: 40%; } #containerControl {  background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg');  height: 60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height?

Works for me

Added Syntax highlighting for css code
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edit approved Aug 1, 2013 at 14:46
Hemerson Varela
edit approved Aug 1, 2013 at 14:46
Hemerson Varela
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why not just like this?

html, body{ height:100%; } #containerInput { background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg'); height:40%; } #containerControl{ background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg'); height:60%; } 
html, body{ height:100%; } #containerInput { background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg'); height:40%; } #containerControl{ background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg'); height:60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height? Works for me

why not just like this?

html, body{ height:100%; } #containerInput { background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg'); height:40%; } #containerControl{ background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg'); height:60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height? Works for me

why not just like this?

html, body{ height:100%; } #containerInput { background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg'); height:40%; } #containerControl{ background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg'); height:60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height? Works for me

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Thaoms
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why not just like this?

html, body{ height:100%; } #containerInput { background-image: url('../img/edit_bg.jpg'); height:40%; } #containerControl{ background-image: url('../img/control_bg.jpg'); height:60%; }

Giving you html and body (in that order) a height and then just give your elements a height? Works for me