Desktop browsers render background-attachment: fixed beautifully — the classic parallax effect where the content scrolls over a still background. Mobile browsers don’t: iOS ignores the fixed attachment and paints the image against the element itself, so a tall section with background-size: cover shows up as a hugely stretched, blurry texture. Android is inconsistent at best.

OXP Mobile Fixed Background repairs this automatically. On touch devices it detects every element with a fixed background image, removes the broken background, and re-creates it on an invisible layer with the exact dimensions of the screen, fixed to the viewport and clipped to the element’s box. The result is what background-attachment: fixed was always supposed to look like — on any theme, with no configuration.

Features

Plug and play. Activate the plugin and you are done. There is no settings page, no options, nothing to configure.
Lightweight. One small JavaScript file with zero dependencies, loaded in the footer. No frontend CSS. On desktop the script exits on its first line.
Versatile. Works with any theme or page builder: detection runs on the browser’s computed styles, so it catches backgrounds set by stylesheets, inline styles, or builders alike. Multiple background layers are handled individually — only the fixed image layers are migrated; gradients, colors and scrolling layers stay untouched.
Respects your markup. Your elements are never wrapped, moved, or reordered. The only additions are one invisible background layer inside the affected element and the CSS needed to clip it.
Dynamic content covered. Sections injected after page load (sliders, AJAX content, popups) are detected and fixed too.
Desktop untouched. Where the native effect already works, the plugin does absolutely nothing.