I'm using a css sprite and there's a 1px wide by 35px tall image in it
intended to be repeated horizontally as a background. So I'm positioning it
like so:
#ft .menu{
background-image:url(master_sprite.gif);
background-position:-844px -177px;
background-repeat:repeat-x;
height:35px;
width:940px;
}
But, of course, when I repeat it, instead of tiling that one pixel, it
displays everything to the right of it in the sprite.
I'm not that familiar with some of the other css background declarations.
Does anyone know offhand if something exists that I can use to get it to
tile that one 1x35 area of the sprite?
Thanks,
Aurelie
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