Computer Science, asked by antrikshj3, 1 year ago

How would you make an image file named texture.jpg appear as a repeating file behind the

text and image on a web page with white text and red links that turn blue after being

followed?​

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Answered by aakashkarna16
2

Answer:

top center / 200px 200px /* position / size */

no-repeat /* repeat */

fixed /* attachment */

padding-box /* origin */

content-box /* clip */

red; /* color */

}

background is made up of eight other properties:

background-image

background-position

background-size

background-repeat

background-attachment

background-origin

background-clip

background-color

You can use any combination of these properties that you like, in almost any order (although the order recommended in the spec is above). There is a gotcha though: anything you don’t specify in the background property is automatically set to its default. So if you do something like this:

body {

background-color: red;

background: url(sweettexture.jpg);

}

The background will be transparent, instead of red. The fix is easy though: just define background-color after background, or just use the shorthand (e.g. background: url(...) red;)

Multiple Backgrounds

CSS3 added support for multiple backgrounds, which layer over the top of each other. Any property related to backgrounds can take a comma separated list, like this:

body {

background: url(sweettexture.jpg), url(texture2.jpg) black;

background-repeat: repeat-x, no-repeat;

}

Each value in the comma separated list corresponds to a layer: the first value is the top layer, the second value is the second layer, and the background color is always the last layer.

Recipes

Browser Support

Support varies among the different specific properties, and each corresponding article in the Almanac has unique browser support notes. Basic single-color backgrounds and single images work everywhere though, and anything that isn’t supported just falls back to the next best thing, whether that’s an image or a color.

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Answered by Ayush4211
3

Answer:

by using style tags and its attributes you can make an image file named texture.jpg appear as a repeating file behind the text and image on a web page with white text and red links that turn blue.

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