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I have a rendering error in this website which I haven't seen anywhere else. The website renders in all modern browsers and validates fine although I can't figure out why is it not displaying the full background image (see screenshots below). I am using Yahoo CSS Reset and the background image is declared in the body like this:

background: url("back.jpg") #033049;

You can also visit the website: http://xaviesteve.com/

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Let me know if I should provide any more details. Any help/hint is appreciated, thank you.

EDIT

I have found very few people reporting this issue around the Internet:

  1. Another SO question: White space showing up on right side of page when background image should extend full length of page Suggested applying overflow-x:hidden but it crops the website.

  2. In an iPad forum: http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-development/9954-mobile-safari-doenst-show-background-image-when-page-slided-left.html No replies

SOLUTION

I've been investigating and trying different ways to solve this and found that adding the background image to the <html> tag fixed the problem. Hope this saves some time to other devs.

Before

body {background:url('images/back.jpg');}

After

html, body {background:url('images/back.jpg');}
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Moving the styling to the html element works fine, but there are other ways of fixing this.

What's going on here is initially the body element is sized according to the viewport. If the viewport is only X pixels wide, your body will only be X pixels wide, even if the contained content is wider. To fix this, give your body (or whatever you're attaching the background stylings to) a non-percentage based width or a min-width to fit your content.

You actually get the same issue on desktop browsers by narrowing the browser window and scrolling to right. The problem is more noticeable on the iPhone/iPad because by default, Mobile Safari will set the viewport to 980px, and then zoom out until all your content fits on screen.

An alternate solution, which I wouldn't recommend because it only works for Mobile Safari is setting the viewport width yourself using:

<meta name = "viewport" content = "width = 1080">

More info at Apple's Developer Docs.


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