I have a question I hope is simple!
My goal is to repeat a background image on a website using CSS, but with intervals larger than pixels. For example, I want to repeat pixel 0 to 100 of my background image each time it appears on the y-axis.
Typically, if I had a background image that was 1000*1 px in size, CSS would display this image line by line in the browser until no longer necessary. Now, if I used an image that was 1000*10 px, CSS would only repeat the image as long as there is content to be displayed. This means that if there is no text left to display, the browser would stop showing the image, even if only a portion of it had been displayed.
What I want is for the full image to always be displayed, regardless of whether there is content over it or not. So, if the 1000*10 px image is repeated, it should always be shown at its full size - never smaller.
Is there a way to achieve this?
Thanks :)