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Jan 9, 2003, 07:56 #1Skills to Pay the Bills
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Make a background tile in CSS
Bah. For the life of me I cannot remember.. how does one make a background tile in CSS?
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Jan 9, 2003, 08:02 #2SitePoint Guru
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style="background: URL(image.gif) repeat"
or 'repeat-x' or 'repeat-y'If you aren't living life on the edge
- you're taking up too much space
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Jan 9, 2003, 12:48 #3Skills to Pay the Bills
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Yeah!! Thanks Dale
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The background should repeat by default. It's only if you don't want it repeating that you need to use the background-repeat rules.
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As vgarcia says, backgrounds repeat (both x & y) as default, but it appears that specifying x or y means that the background only repeats in the direction specified.Originally posted by vgarcia
The background should repeat by default. It's only if you don't want it repeating that you need to use the background-repeat rules.
Thanks for that tip Dale, I wasn't aware of it
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