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The document discusses adding and controlling background images in CSS. It explains that the background-image property adds a graphic to the background of an element. It also covers using the background-repeat property to specify how an image tiles, with options for repeat, no-repeat, repeat-x, and repeat-y. Finally, it discusses using the background-position property to control the positioning of a background image using keywords, values, or percentages.
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- 1. CSS - Adding Images
- 2. Background Images • background-image property adds a graphic to the background of an element. body { background-image: url(images/bg.gif); }
- 3. Controlling Repetition • The background-repeat property specifies how (or if at all) an image tiles. background-repeat { no-repeat; } • It accepts four values: repeat, no-repeat, repeat-x, repeat-y
- 4. Controlling Repetition • repeat: entire space is filled with the graphic, left to right, top to bottom. • no-repeat: image is displayed one time, without tiling or repetition. • repeat-x: repeats the image horizontally across the x-axis. • repeat-y: repeats the image vertically along the y-axis.