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4,084 PointsWhy doesn't "none" work for background-repeat instead of no-repeat?
Task 2 of 5, Enhancing Design with CSS background property: "no repeat" seems counter-intuitive. Is there a reason?
1 Answer
Jamie Moore
3,997 PointsThat's just how the syntax is... Some of the values seem a little inconsistent. When it comes to background-repeat
though, the default value is repeat
, so no-repeat
makes a bit of sense There's also repeat-x
and repeat-y
, so while it doesn't seem consistent with other css properties, it's consistent with those availabe to background-repeat
. It can seem confusing at first, but it will fall into place.