CSS Background overflow
Can a CSS background be defined to overflow it's container? How? Thanks :)
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Grand is right.. background does not seem to overflow, but content does if the value is "visible"
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Thank you, so the solution appears to be make the image 'content' and position the text to appear on top.
yes, that's a possible solution.
another solution is to set the size of your container, but it has its incovenients too.
the basic idea is to separate content from presentation.
if your image is part of the content (like the image of your product), then place it in the html.
if it's presentation (like a rounded border effect), then place it in the CSS.
another solution is to set the size of your container, but it has its incovenients too.
the basic idea is to separate content from presentation.
if your image is part of the content (like the image of your product), then place it in the html.
if it's presentation (like a rounded border effect), then place it in the CSS.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_pos_overflow.asp
"The content is not clipped. It renders outside the element"
Yes, it can overflow.