ipf-backgroundrepeat

Specifies how a background image is tiled, or repeated, in the background of the element.

• Format: ipf-backgroundrepeat(RepeatStyle)

  RepeatStyle can be repeat-x, repeat-y, repeat-xy or no-repeat.

  When multiple background images are used, the repetition of each image layer can be affected by using a tuple with the same length as the one used for the ipf-backgroundimage style. Each repetition value in the tuple would then affect the image at the same position in the tuple used in the ipf-backgroundimage style. For example, if there are two background images used, ipf-backgroundrepeat([repeat-xy, no-repeat]) would tile the first image, but not the second image.

• Default parameter value: repeat-xy (repeat both horizontally and vertically)
• Not inherited
• Example: ipf-backgroundrepeat(no-repeat) on the modal window, where ipf-backgroundimage(Images/blue-bike-graphic3.png) and ipf-backgroundcolor(#FFFFFF) are also used.
  The white background color was added, because the background would have been transparent otherwise, making it hard to see labels and text boxes below the background image.