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akhil maddu
1,422 PointsHOw do I add multiple background images which are stacked ?
just look tea]mtreehouse.com you can see multiple imahges are stacked on each other.
2 Answers
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 PointsIn their simplest form, you can add multiple backgrounds by simply separating each background rule declaration with a comma.
background: url(), background: url();
akhil maddu
1,422 Pointsthis is not working.i want background images one below the other.
Edward Bryan Kene Morales
7,374 PointsHi Akhil,
Basically you can stack BG images by stacking them this way.
background: url(), url(), url();
Keep in mind that the arrangement of the images when stacked this way is like this:
background: url(image that is on top), url( image that will go in between), url( image will be behind the first two);
Keep in mind that they should be separated by a comma with a space following the comma. And another tip is when you want to use a fallback color in case that browser is set to turn off images, you should add the color value AT THE LAST SEGMENT of the stacked values not on the first segment. So it should look something like this:
background: url(), url(), url() #f5f5f5;
Hope this helps!