I have a class called thead
, and it does have a background image. Now, I’d like to apply another background image only to one div that is using that class. How could I do this? If I simply add an inline style=“background: url()” I get it replacing the old one. Is this possible or is this something I should forget about?
You can use multiple background images for ie9+ on the same element by using a comma separated list.
e.g.
.thead {
background:
url(logo.png) bottom center no-repeat,
url(background-pattern.png) repeat;
}
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If you only want to add that second image to one of the .thead
s, then you could add another class to the target element.
<div class="thead newclass">
.thead.newclass {
background:
url(logo.png) bottom center no-repeat,
url(background-pattern.png) repeat;
}
Note that the HTML has a space between the classnames and the CSS does not.
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Thank you so much guys.
@ronpat that excactly what I was seacrhing for! I’m gonna try it and I’ll let you know if I’ll have some problems!
Thank you a lot.
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