I found a strange error in Firefox. I also tested it in Chrome, but this did not happen.
I am using a background object. This is a fixed position div with a size of 1920 * 1050. I need this because I want my site to be compatible with any permissions. Lower resolution hides most of the background, but full HD users can see the whole background.
If I use the absolute position for this div, my browser gives me horizontal scrolling. I can hide it with hidden overflow, but I cannot disable the scroll feature. With a fixed position, browsers do not “see” the entire object and are equal to the disabled horizontal scrolling.
If anyone has any other solutions, I will be very grateful for that.
The problem with this solution is this:
You can see the difference between the two. This is the same text style, but without anti-aliasing on the fixed. With a smaller font size, this is really annoying.
Has anyone encountered this error in the past? How can I fix this or another solution for a background image?
Update
Ok, I removed the div and added a background for my body tag, with a fixed attribute, and the same thing happens ... background-attachment: fixed; <Causes the same problem
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