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Various other Properties are available. The background of an element can be modified with variations of the background property. The background-image property defines an image as the background of a selected element. The URL value defines the path to the image. The CSS file is coded as...
The XHTML file is coded as...
The image is placed as the background of the body element. The output to the browser is...
This is a paragraph.
By default, the image repeats horizontally and vertically. The background-repeat property allows the values of repeat-x (horizontal only), repeat-y (vertical only), or no-repeat...
The background-attachment property allows the values of fixed (fixed to the browser window), or scroll (moves with the scroll bar)...
The background-position property allows paired values of x and y coordinates. The values of x are left, center, or right. The values of y are top, center, or bottom. Values can also be represented numerically with a specified length...
The overflow property allows the overflow of content to be confined within an element of specified length. Scroll bars are added where needed. Allowed values are visible, hidden, scroll, or auto. The CSS file is coded as...
The XHTML file is coded as...
The output to the browser is...
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The list-style-type property allows the bullet marker of a list item to be modified. Allowed values are disc, circle, square, decimal, upper-alpha, lower-alpha, upper-roman, lower-roman, or none...
The list-style-image property allows custom bullet markers using images. The URL value defines the path to the image. The image should be no more than 15 x 15 pixels...
Tutorials for lists are on the Lists page.
The vertical-align property allows the vertical alignment of elements in sequence, commonly used to align images with text. By default, elements are aligned in relation to the bottom line of each element. Allowed values are top, middle, or bottom...
The cursor property allows the shape of the mouse cursor to change when hovering over a selected element. Allowed values are pointer, default, crosshair, move, wait, help, text, or progress...
