The author of this nice CSS tutorial “wanted two background images, rather than one. My first background would be a general tiled image, to give the site’s background a nice texture; the second a vertically-repeated image on the left-hand side, to be used in conjunction with a floating nav menu.” So if you want to know how he did it go and check out this article :-)
Posted on 8 February 2008
Tags: CSS
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