- From: Batsis Manolis <xcircuit@yahoo.com>
- Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2000 09:58:25 -0700 (PDT)
- To: www-style@w3.org
At this moment (edge effects is what i want it for too) the only choice is to have nested tables, making rendering slow (at least when using % as size... i liked the proposed repeat-top and repeat-left but is there anything for multiple background images coming soon? Kindest regards, Manos Batsis, Web Developer manosb@profile.gr manos@cybex.gr --- Andy <lordpixel@mac.com> wrote: > Batsis Manolis wrote: > > > I would like to have the > > power to give a starting point and then have the > image > > repeat itself from right to left or from bottom to > > top. > > > Yes. The problem with repeat-x and repeat-y as they > stand is that when > you specify both, > you effectively get "tile" which may or may not be > what you meant. > > I'd like this stuff so I could do edge effects in > css by doing something like > > > .edge { > background-image: url("edge.png"); > background-repeat: repeat-left repeat-up; > background-position: bottom right; > } > > > Of course, that would then raise the possibility > that the pattern would > look wrong at the corner... > or maybe simply that one wants to do corner stamps, > e.g. to get the > infamous rounded corner effect. > > Is there any way to place a background image at each > of the 4 corners of > an element at the moment... > or more to the point, support for more than one > background image > positioned within a single element. > > Seems we're missing a class of fairly common effects > if not. > > AndyT > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
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