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The CSS 'background-repeat' property specifies if/how a background image is repeated. By default, background images repeat both vertically and horizontally to fill the element's background area. This property can alter that behavior, allowing the image to be repeated, repeated only in one direction, or not repeated at all, providing flexibility in background image styling.
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CSS 'background-repeat' Property by Webzstore (@webzstore)
on CodePen. The 'background-repeat' property is essential for crafting precise and visually appealing background image presentations. By selecting the appropriate repeat value, designers can significantly enhance web elements' aesthetic quality and functionality. Use 'background-repeat' when you need to control the repetition of an element's background image. This is useful for creating backgrounds that seamlessly tile across an element, ensuring a single image is displayed without tiling or having the image repeat only horizontally (like a stripe) or vertically (like a column).CSS 'background-repeat' Property Examples
Browser Support For 'background-repeat' Property
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background-repeat: repeat | repeat-x | repeat-y | no-repeat | space | round | initial | inherit;
Usage of the 'background-repeat' Property
Property Values of the 'background-repeat' Property
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