how can i stop repeation on image attached to body tag of an html page
bamytech
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Jump to Post@JorgeM, don't forget the semicolon ;)
So,
background-repeat: no-repeat;
Jump to PostA semicolon is only necessary if there will be another declaration after the other. If there is only one declaration, or if it's the last declaration in a CSS block, then you can leave the semicolon out if you want.
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JorgeM
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Try...
background-repeat: no-repeat
<M/>
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Why so serious?
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@JorgeM, don't forget the semicolon ;)
So, background-repeat: no-repeat;
JorgeM
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Touché
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gentlemedia
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A semicolon is only necessary if there will be another declaration after the other. If there is only one declaration, or if it's the last declaration in a CSS block, then you can leave the semicolon out if you want.
imti321
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background-repeat property along with the background-position or use background property to set all your background properties at once
<div style="background:url(https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRZ3dJoncKBjlUu7PTPcEgZdCwi7rtlcZmAVFIAlUDLgMMIOwi3) center center no-repeat;width:600px;height:400px;color:black;font-size:18px;border:1px solid #ccc;padding:5px;">This text appears in front of a repeating background image.
</div>
almostbob
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This text appears in front of a repeating background image.
no it doesnt
center center no-repeat;
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