DIV background-image overflow

问题:

I have a DIV element with a background-image, and I want it to overflow outside the dimensions of the DIV (it now cuts off the image because the image is bigger than the DIV).

Is this possible? overflow:visible doesn't work!

回答1:

You can do it in alternative way:

#box {     margin:-50px 0 0;     padding:50px 0 0 0;     background:url(/images/image.png) no-repeat; } 

回答2:

Put the background on a larger <div> that contains your <div>.

回答3:

It is very possible with CSS3. I stumbled on this post while attempting this myself and discovered I could do it.

Here's the code I used:

    #page {     width:1024px;     height:662px;     padding:0 58px 105px 58px;     background-image:url(../images/milk_splash.png), url(../images/content_back.png);     background-size: 1082px 767px, 1024px 662px;     background-origin:padding-box, content-box;     background-repeat:no-repeat, no-repeat;     background-position:top left, top left; } 

Your images will layer down in the order you put them in. Your padding is the offset difference in size from your div.

I discovered this and just had to share it. Will not work in IE <9.

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