Hello Friends Is it possible to use two backgrounds in one div? One of the background picture would be bottom-up corner, and another drift all div... On both the overall picture will be posted on the text. Thus, pictures may not be on a different div Thanks
Your post was a bit confusing, but I don't think you can have 2 images using a single div. I am not too sure what you are trying to do, but you can always try using a second div with absolute values.
It is somewhat. The way I do it is: <div style="background-image:url('')"> <span style="background-image:url('')"> </span> </div> Then you position the images however you want.
It is possible to have multiple background images with CSS 3. The technique is currently supported by the final releases of Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. The technique is also supported by the beta release of Opera. It is not supported IE. To get information on how to have multiple background images with CSS 3, you may view this link.
TO have two background images in a DIV will not be possible since you will already declare the background image value, the second image will conflict
Yes you can with CSS3 in any of the modern browsers (meaning not IE). You'll have to google for "css multiple background images" and the browser you want to know about to get that information.