Set and control multiple background images on a single element with CSS

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[ednh]

Yeah indeed! Keep creating these shorts, they're really cool!

[d.l.]

Wow, I actually did not know that you could use multiple background-images. Thank you

[andyburns]

I generally don't like #shorts, but this one gives good VFM

[anandoganiya]

seems easy but you have put some real time and efforts in making it

[Elisha_GG]

Kevin, you are a wizard! It's magic outside of Hogwarts.

[JimKernix]

I don't see the link to the video on background images, just one for pseudo classes. I was going to ask if you knew how to add the attribute loading="lazy" to background images.

[BlueMMonkey]

I only clicked because it said 0:56 and I thought nahhh but it's a big yeah man! It gets a like!

[vatsalyasinghi]

Please do a video on how to drag and rotate images on x and y axises like in e-commerce websites..

[dcrall]

I was just wondering about this today. Great video. Thank you.

[bobbysilver]

Hi Kevin, where is the link to the video showing more info on background images? I can't see it in this video description. Thanks.