[H3RR3S]

As you can see in the video, when I resize the browser resolution you can see the gradient picture is starting to move and look bad.
Is there a fast and easy way to make them stick to their position and keep looking the same?

https://streamable.com/8xlh7

[Synthx]

Could you upload your project to Github so we can look over the code and play around with it ourselves and possibly find a solution? It's hard to tell someone how to fix something if we can't actually see the code with our own eyes.

[HugoSlaveur]

Hey man,
I don’t think that there is a solution to your problem because the force to shrink your page your containers find themselves too serer and mounts on it.

it’s still my opinion, a genius around here? ^^

[mothered]

I don’t think that there is a solution to your problem because the force to shrink your page your containers find themselves too serer and mounts on it.

Whilst you have a valid point, It depends what type of code Is available client-side, and whether any edits will take effect server-side.

[H3RR3S]

Could you upload your project to Github so we can look over the code and play around with it ourselves and possibly find a solution? It's hard to tell someone how to fix something if we can't actually see the code with our own eyes.

Hi,
I've uploaded the project folder.

https://mega.nz/#!cQtxxADZ!cNT34ydSgWkdL...gXauyljqMc

Appreciate you taking your time.

[HugoSlaveur]

I read your code it's very clean.
I think you should use the @mediaqueries in your CSS.

This is resolve your problem ^^

hoping to help you

[H3RR3S]

I read your code it's very clean.
I think you should use the @mediaqueries in your CSS.

This is resolve your problem ^^

hoping to help you

Thank you, really appreciate it even though I haven't even properly arranged all the html code and css.

Yeah I've learned mediaqueries, but the problem is that you have to specify a specific width, but I dont know which one because the images keep moving every little inch i adjust the resolution.

[HugoSlaveur]

I read your code it's very clean.
I think you should use the @mediaqueries in your CSS.

This is resolve your problem ^^

hoping to help you

Thank you, really appreciate it even though I haven't even properly arranged all the html code and css.

Yeah I've  learned mediaqueries, but the problem is that you have to specify a specific  width, but I dont know which one because the images keep moving every little inch i adjust the resolution.

No, your code is easy to learn
But I don’t really understand why you want the billboard to get so small?

if you want to adapt your site you should probably pass the 2 sections welcome and language not to odds but more tot the welcome part at the top and the other at the bottom, and delete fluid.png or resize this.

I hope it helps you