In the new A3 page format, it seems as though footer images set with CSS background doesnt quite work. Instead of displaying the entire length of my 1500 x 50px image, it suddenly starts repeating near the right edge: see image here. This may also happen with the header image, though I have not had the opportunity to test this yet.
Could you please have a look at this, and hopefully its an easy fix for you.
Searching for that does indeed give 5 results. However, only two of the results have "false" for their 9th parameter. I tried setting these to "true", but that has no effect on the footer image.
I tried changing some of the other values with some very strange effect, but again, not the desired effect of a stable non-repeating footer image.
Any further help you can give when you are back is very much appreciated indeed.
I tried this, but unfortunately it ruins all my other footers. My other footers use large graphics so that they dont look pixelated when printing. Turning those params to false means that the graphic no longer fits (shown as 1 to 1 scale).
Is there anything else we can do? Its just my A3 landscape pages where the image doesn't show right - everywhere else is perfect.
Previous versions have resized background-images to fit, if they are wider or higher than the page or containing block. This behaviour is NOT consistent with CSS / browsers, which never resize background-images. So I have changed the default behaviour to NOT resize.
But I have added a custom CSS property "background-image-resize": supported on BODY, DIV+ (block elements) and TD 0 - No resizing (default) 1 - Shrink-to-fit w (keep aspect ratio) 2 - Shrink-to-fit h (keep aspect ratio) 3 - Shrink-to-fit w and/or h (keep aspect ratio) 4 - Resize-to-fit w (keep aspect ratio) 5 - Resize-to-fit h (keep aspect ratio) 6 - Resize-to-fit w and h
Setting "background-image-resize:3" or 1 should give you the "old" look. You can use this in a style sheet or in-line CSS.