Multiple background images using only CSS and modern browsers. A very quick study that I decided to share - not built with Freeway Pro, but I imagine could have been. Inspect and disassemble the page code, reverse engineer and enjoy.
http://cssway.thebigerns.com/workbench/multiple-backgrounds/
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Much prettier than my ancient quick-n-dirty example.
Todd
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This was an example I did a while back http://www.deltadesign.co/fw_examples/CSSstuff/multiple_bg.html
Again - not nearly a nice as Ernie’s
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multiple background images are coool. I once played with them, too (off Freeway). The caveat in FW is, that it is not visible in construction view or is it and I missed something? - so I still do it old-school by div-in-div and even if somebody says:
“UHH - non-semantic DIVITIS”, I don’t care, cause a DIV basically means nothing - except of being a content-carrier.
As it is only supported in modern browsers ( CSS3 Multiple backgrounds | Can I use... Support tables for HTML5, CSS3, etc ), I doubt that it will be an inspector-feature in the near future.
BTW:
I’m also dreaming of visible (construction) pseudo-elements.
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Thomas
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Pseudos are so cool! One of my favs is the nth-child.
Todd
I’m also dreaming of visible (construction) pseudo-elements.
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That’s absolutely stunning, Ernie! I have no idea how you did that. I suppose with a box model layout. Either way, beautiful. Just beautiful.
Laura
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Laura, thanks for the compliment - I did this with a text editor, not
Freeway… but I could have done it in Freeway Pro and there I would have
used the inline/in-flow/box-model technique. Here, it’s just a normal
relative-positioned layout.
That’s absolutely stunning, Ernie! I have no idea how you did that. I
suppose with a box model layout. Either way, beautiful. Just beautiful.
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Ernie Simpson
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