Question : How do I make a background div without having the browser window constrain to its width?

Hi,

I want to have a background image that extends beyond the width of the content (960px.)  Right now, if I have it set up in a seperate background div it has to have the width of 1200px.  When the browser window is shrunk, it constrains to the background div, forcing the width of the page to be 1200px.  Is there a way to have it ignore the width of the background, and just have it constrain to the 960px?

For example, on:
http://neosteam.atlusonline.com/
When you shrink the page you are stuck seeing the edge of the girls sword on the left?  I want my page to shirnk and hide that, and just constrain to the middle portion, which would be the scroll in this example.

Thank you, Liz

Answer : How do I make a background div without having the browser window constrain to its width?

Try it and tell me if it works.

MIN(Result) will take the minimum of the results.

18,2000            1      Negative      27,0000            04/06/2010
21,0000            1      Positive       9,0000            04/06/2010
14,0000            1      Same            14,0000            04/06/2010

Sorted alphabetically, the Min of (Negative, Postive and Same) is "Negative".

16,5000            2      Same            16,5000            05/06/2010
31,0000            2      Positive      20,0000            05/06/2010
21,0000            2      Same            21,0000            05/06/2010

Sorted alphabetically, the Min of (Positive and Same) is "Positive".


It will work.