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2 days ago · The background-attachment property sets whether a background image scrolls with the rest of the page or is fixed. It has three possible values: scroll (default, the image moves with content), fixed (image stays in place), and `local` (image scrolls within the element). Syntax.
5 days ago · The background-clip property in CSS controls how a background (color or image) extends within an element, allowing you to dictate the reach of your background. Syntax: background-clip: border-box | padding-box | content-box | text | initial | inherit;
3 days ago · In this example, the background-image property sets the image that will be used as the background. The background-attachment: fixed; property keeps the background image in place while the foreground content scrolls. The background-position: center; property centers the image, and the background-size: cover; property ensures that the image ...
3 days ago · In this article, we will see how to control CSS animations using custom properties, along with knowing their implementation through examples. CSS Animations are the automatic transitions that can be made on the web page which lets an element change from one style to another. CSS Custom Properties are variables defined by CSS developers that contain
3 days ago · Within CSS, the process of applying a background image entails the utilization of the background-image attribute. Let us delve into the mechanics of this methodology. 1. Specify the Background Image. The initial step involves designating the image meant for the background.
1 day ago · This property determines how the masked element interacts with the background behind it. It controls blending modes like source-over, source-in, and others. Mask-image: This property specifies the image or gradient that will be used as the mask. You can use url() to reference an image file or define gradients directly in CSS. Mask-mode
1 day ago · I am using a position sticky within a CSS flexbox. However, on on scroll I would like the scrollable items to be hidden behind the sticky header part and don't want them to be see through. Is there any option to fix this, e.g. having another fixed element which is not taking any of the initial scroll space which is behind the sticky and in front of the scrollable elements?
