Hello Coffee Cup People' Hello World
I have a feeling I have asked a similar question before and got an answer but for the life of me cannot find the post and must be doing something wrong from memory

I have a project on the go, which I would like to keep the top Header (for want of a better word) where it is so it doesn't move when the user scrolls down the pages.
I have enclosed 2 div class=.row's within a container
eg

<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row language-row" id="top-row">
<div class="coffee-span-12 coffee-326-span-6 column-language-bar">
<a class="link-text bhasa-indo-tect" href="#" title="Indonesian" target="_blank" id="indo-text">Bahasa Indonesian</a>
</div>
</div>
<div class="row nav-bar">
<div class="coffee-span-12 nav-bar-col"><!-- Start of the body content for CoffeeCup Menu Builder -->
<div id="menuBuilderContainer">
<div id="menuBuilder">
etc etc

I have managed to keep the menu bar from moving but cannot stop the top row and the nav bar row from scrolling.

I have tried using:
backckground-image: url (blablablabla ) ; background-attachment: fixed;
background-image: url (blahblahblah ; background-position: fixed;
background-image: url (blahblahblah ;position: static;

background: url (blahblahblah ; position: fixed;
background: url (blahblahblah) : position: static,

etc
Nothing works
Am I asking the impossible, or just been plain silly again,

It would be greatly appreciated if anyone could put me on the right road.

Thanks in advance wherever you are in the world have a great day

Don't fix the image. fix the row or column or div it's in.

Thanks a lot Eric once again for the swift response

Unfortunatly although the top rows that I wanted to stop scrolling has worked, the next row jumps up behind them,
screenshot attached

if I put a top margin on the row that is hidden behind them the whole lot just drops down

For me that is strange for you probably simple and me doing something wrong again

Hi all

Solved it

Thanks Eric for advice before

That's great. Don't ever be afraid to play with things. Always save it as a different project so you can always go back to the old one if you can't remember what you did.

I know you already solve the problem , but I suggest learn more about css positioning ( Static, Relative, Fixed, Absolute) especially Fixed and Absolute plus their directional properties.

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_positioning.asp
and
http://learnlayout.com/position.html