CSS3 Multi Background

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In CSS, the background property is used to specify the background of an element. With CSS3, you can specify multiple backgrounds for an element using the background property and the background-image property.

Here’s an example of how you might use the background property to specify multiple backgrounds:

.my-element {
    background: url(image1.jpg) top left no-repeat,
    url(image2.jpg) top right no-repeat,
    url(image3.jpg) bottom left no-repeat,
    url(image4.jpg) bottom right no-repeat;
}

This would apply the four images as backgrounds to the element with the class my-element, with each image positioned in a different corner of the element.

You can also use the background-image property to specify multiple backgrounds, like this:

.my-element {
    background-image: url(image1.jpg),
    url(image2.jpg),
    url(image3.jpg),
    url(image4.jpg);
}

This would apply the four images as backgrounds to the element with the class my-element, with each image stacking on top of the other in the order that they are specified.

You can use the background-position and background-repeat properties to specify the position and repeat behavior of each background image.




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