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CSS Image Fallbacks and Annotations: the 'image()' notation
- When the image doesn't load, the background color is still there to ensure that the white text is readable.
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CSS Image Fallbacks and Annotations: the 'image()' notation
- The 'image()' function load the image.
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CSS Image Fallbacks and Annotations: the 'image()' notation
- The rule below would tell the UA to load The first file if it can; failing that to load The second file; failing that to display The third file.
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CSS Image Fallbacks and Annotations: the 'image()' notation
- The rule below would tell the UA to load The first file if it can; failing that to load The second file.
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CSS Image Fallbacks and Annotations: the 'image()' notation
- The 'image()' function specifies only a color without any URLs, the function immediately falls back to representing a solid-color image of the chosen color.
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