Another not as far as I know (but that is only as far as CSS2)
alternative is to layer content
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#image, #content {
position: a
lets rephrase the last bit of css
#image {
z-index:1;
}
#content {
z-index:2;
}
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As far as i know, there is no way to change the scaling of the background image - but, by changing the viewable area of the background, you can effectively change the size.the general way this is done is by intentionally making the background larger than it has to be, so that if the font size is in
I'm going with 'no' here. I've seen some cool stuff with % in layered divs
but no bg images.
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Is there any way using CSS to get a background-image to scale?
I've created an accessible interface that uses em for layout and font
sizing control. Everything scales beautifully as the font size changes
except for background images, which remain at the size of the original
image. I can't seem
