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![]() | CSS way of Superimposed text? About few days before, I learned about using the <div> and background property of CSS to do superimpose text... and the code suppose to be <style> div#test { background-image: url(/images/backgroundimage.JPG); background-repeat: no-repeat; height: 500px; width: 380px; } </style> <body> ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/web-design-discussion/68215-css-way-of-superimposed-text.html <div id="test">Superimposed Text</div> </bod> Looking at it, I thought I could use other CSS background properties such as background-position: top center; background-color: F1F2F3; and etc... but they have no affect in the div#test part :/ Is the div#test only limited to background-image, and background-repeat? or is there way to center the background in the div#test? Thanks~ |
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