Controlling background-images | CSS Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- A deep dive into CSS background-image, including a look at background-size, background-repeat, and a deep dive into background-position.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:07 - background-image basics
02:08 - background-repeat and size
03:49 - background-position with units
05:11 - background-position with keywords
05:46 - keywords with offsets
07:27 - controlling multiple background images
09:14 - background-size: cover
16:14 - outro
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I've struggled with background image placement for ages and have faffed around and wasted so much time gettimg them to look right when also trying to be responsive....This short tutorial has helped me no end!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial, i was needing precise background image positioning. Always something to learn from you. The best CSS teacher indeed!
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It was an empty div.
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I was hoping you'd say something about sprites (big images made by tiling all normal ones - makes for quicker loading of images from the web server) and their manipulation.
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Thank you so much Kevin!!! Indeed it would be nice, if there is even more content with background-images such as background-attachment. Take care
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Another wonderful video. Thanks so much for your time and effort. Kevin, do you begin every project with a "base css" file that you apply to each and every project? For example, margin and box-size settings, etc., If so, can you recommend any? Thanks.
This just help in a project for an interview, thank you
Awesome!
Hello Kevin.
I would love to find out how to control the scrolling behavior on parallax images. I have not worked with parallax a lot, but I am noticing where the view of the image starts at the very bottom and as you scroll down the page, the view of the image moves from the bottom to the top. I would prefer the opposite to happen. How do you recommend reversing the current scrolling behavior?
Something cool I did with background images recently uses a bunch of the things you talked about here.
I had a design where there were borders on elements that didn't go the entire width of the container. So instead of using pseudo-elements, or border image I used linear-gradient as a background, and used background-size to make it not go the full width of the box. Something like:
background-image: linear-gradient(black, black);
background-position: bottom left;
background-size: 60% 2px;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
Now no matter how big the box is, it'll have what looks like a border going partway through the element. You can also combine it with multiple background images, so there's one partial border on the left, and one on the bottom.
Cool idea!
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Wow...very helpful content am looking forward for more helpful videos like this.....I think with this video i now can center svgs behind images to my liking.
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Thanks for this tutorial.
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thank u
Layering backgrounds can be fun. How about adding the common image overlay without a pseudo element or a dedicated overlay element.
Hi Kevin, as always, thank you for great video! It would be cool if you can also show some examples how to deal with multiple fullscreen backgrounds. E.g. build some simple website with few text containers and add 3-4 1920x1080 backgrounds one below the other (or some big images in different sizes to add a bit of complexity) and then show how to control background and text container on responsive website.
Thanks for the suggestion! Could be fun, sounds like something maybe with scroll-snap type stuff could be useful.
I’m struggling with controlling a background video. You’re always close to my needs every show !!!! Css guru right here everybody🙌🏻 !!
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Many thanks for this video, many strange issues with background-images are clear now. BTW, you look awesome in these glasses: D
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Thanks for the great video! Question - Is there a way to take an image that is background: cover and zoom in on it with css? Thanks!
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I'm early again. Thanks for this!
Nice explanations as always, Kevin. As a suggestion, although I've been working with css for a few years, in one project I had to finish for a client not so long ago, they were using border-image for making quite ellaborated frames for floating content, just using one image, taking part of that image to repeat horizontally and vertically, and also using some parts of the image as decoration. I had never used or seen something like that, but it was really useful for having just one image for variable sized floating info messages. Maybe you could do a video about it. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing
Hi, is there any way to set a point in the image that is the focus point, I seen in builders that one can set that, but I don't know how that is done manually with css.
Hi, awesome video as always. How do I stretch to the container an svg file. Whatever I do it preserves the ratio.
Thank you Kevin! This was great. Could it be possible for you to make a video talking about accessibility? I believe you said you aren't an expert on it, but maybe you could teach us some basic things regarding aria roles and how screen readers work!
I've got something in the works with someone who is an expert :)
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Great video Kevin! Could it be possible to make a video about opacity in the background images in order to read correctly the text? Thank you!!
Is there a way to do a srcset for background-image in React?
I would be interested in learning about using different format fallback options for background images, (jpg, png, webp).
Thank you😁
One thing I will add in the video to be complete is how percentage works differently than lengths (px, em etc). In that the anchoring point of the image is different, kinda floating with every percentage change. It's an important enough information that may confuse a lot of people at first.
Saying once again, Thank you sir 👍
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Great..thanks so much...
7:24. How do I keep the image to be seen even when is going out f the box?