.example { block-size: 200px; }The 'block-size' CSS property specifies the block-level element's block progression dimension. It sets the height of the block container, such as div, heading, paragraph, etc.
.container { background-image: url('example.jpg'); background-size: cover; }The 'background-size' property in CSS is used to specify the size of the background images. It can be set to cover the entire container, contain within the container, set to a specific size in pixels or percentages, or set to auto to preserve the image's original size.
.background-example { background-image: url('example.jpg'); background-repeat: repeat-x; /* or repeat-y, no-repeat */ }The 'background-repeat' property in CSS is used to define how a background image should be repeated both horizontally and vertically within an element. It allows you to control whether the image is repeated, only repeated in one direction, or not repeated at all.
.background-element { background-image: url('your-background-image.jpg'); background-position-y: center; }The CSS property 'background-position-y' specifies the vertical position of a background image within its containing element. It allows you to adjust the placement of the background image along the y-axis.
.background-image { background-image: url('your-image.jpg'); background-position-x: 50%; }The 'background-position-x' property in CSS allows you to set the horizontal position of a background image. This property is useful when you want to position the background image along the X-axis without changing its vertical position.