Backgrounds are a core part of CSS. They are one of the fundamentals that you simply need to know. In this article, we will cover the basics of using CSS backgrounds, including properties such as background-attachment. We’ll show some common tricks that can be done with the background as well as what’s in store for backgrounds in CSS 3 (including four new background properties!).
If you’re just starting out in web design, you’ll find some basic CSS techniques for you to put into practice into your future projects.
In this tutorial, We are going to see various CSS examples on how you can create a large background site using either a single or double images.
Large backgrounds make a very impressive visual impact on websites. A web designer has the possibility to play with different design variables that are usually used by photographers, such as depth of field or focus. The background does not have to be just photos, but also any other large illustration or even video.
It’s pretty amazing how much colour and background can change the look and feel of a website. In this tutorial we’re going to put together a quick, simple but effective layout and then create variations using backgrounds, photos and patterns. We’ll also look at how to make seamless tiled backgrounds out of a photo, methods for ending a single photo and simple ways to create pixel patterns. In short it’s a jam packed tutorial!
BACKGROUND IMAGES ARE an integral element of the web design process. They provide a one-step process to creating immediate and beautiful graphics. Typically, they are used as repeating backgrounds to compensate for screen resolutions, header and background graphics in blogs and the basis for buttons, tabs and boxes. This tutorial is going to go beyond standard practice and demonstrate how to use a single large background image and add the fixed attribute to keep it static.
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