How to Have a Non-Repeating Backdrop in CSS
CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, can be used to create a variety of backdrops on a website. You can create color or image backdrops. When using image backdrops it is a good idea to know how to make them non-repeating. If not, your image will repeat in a given space and alter the intended look of your website or page. Using a few basic tools and some minor code editing, you can ensure your backdrops are non-repeating.
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Instructions
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Download your style sheet using your FTP client software. Any FTP software will work.
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Open your style sheet in your code-editing software. Notepad will suffice.
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Find the style you want to add for a non-repeating backdrop or background.
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Add the following attribute to the style:
background: URL(URL of your image) no-repeat;
Replace "URL of your image" with the URL of the image you are using for your backdrop.
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Save your style sheet and upload it to your website files using your FTP client software.
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Tips & Warnings
You can also add the attribute "background-repeat: no-repeat;" to any style already containing a background image.
Color backdrops do not need a "no-repeat" attribute. They will simply fill the element with the color, whatever the size.
