Background images for website enlarges on iPAD and iPhone

I have a responsive website. My CSS3 for the background looks like this:
body {
           background url(.../images/backgroundArchx1920.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
           -webkit-background-size:cover;
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It looks great on a desktop and on my home page on all devices. BUT when I go to pages that have a photo gallery on the the iPAD and iPhone 5 enlarge the background and it is not fixed anymore.
What am I missing?
RandRobinson

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