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There’s a background image that I really like using for my website. For it to look good, I have to use the css, background-size:cover and background-attachment:fixed. But this makes the scrolling on the page kind of choppy. Is there a way to keep that css, and the same background image, but make the page scroll smoother?
You’re using a massive background image. 1.43MB to be exact. Once that was loaded completely by my browser ( chrome ) your site scrolled fine.
Use a program like gimp to scale the image down to something manageable. Given the kind of background that you’ve selected you may be better off with a slightly different image and use of the CSS repeat options.
The effect you’re getting would be closely tied to a specific Browser, OS, and the specifications of that computer. For compatibility, keep stuff as minimal as possible.
Rob