html - Using background-repeat and background-position together -
I am trying to implement a layout on the website. In essence, it involves tiling a background image on the div in which both vertical columns are kept, it seems that both columns move downward.
My columns look like this:
XXXX MMMM XXXX MMMM XXXX XXXX YYYY XXXX YYYY XXXX YYYY XXXX YYYY XXXX YYYY
With a column on the left which goes all the way down the page, but with the menu and at the top of the right column, transparency and stuff ("M"), I just got the wrong column after the actual right column ("Y") I want to start the background, and I want to ignore everything due to the transparency between the menu and the Y-Column.
To do this, I was planning to drop the image below 200 pixels to offset the background image (background-condition: 0 pixel 200 px), it does not work.
I quickly realized that the image is standing repeat in two directions above and above the original offset point, it does not undo the effects of the offset, Recurrence - Y needs to work for the wrong columns.
How can I use background-repeating and background-positioning together to get layout?
Update to update:
< P> Here's my layout:
Ideally, be there and I use the "orange-transparent-pink" image to do the wrong columns for the entire column Can i But if I did this, then there will be a pink background in the green menu, due to which (really stupid, CSS repeat disturbances) and I can make the transparent background of the green menu as transparent PNG, but I Do not want to be repeated in the entire pink column. The background of the site is an image so I can not just create a certain color background in the green menu devils.
It seems that there is a losing position.
As far as I can see, you have two possibilities here:
< Ol>MMMM part two right column has a solid background color then it overlays the duplicate column
The background image is not on the container but on YYYY and XXXX columns Set:
#XXXXcol {background: url (fake.png) repeats- y left top; } #YYYYcol {background: url (fake.png) duplication-y perfect top; }
Note the "right" and "left" parts.
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