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CSS background-clip

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Visual Design Hack: CSS background-clip

CSS is all about presentation. Discover how CSS background-clip works to transform plain HTML into a premium user experience in the guide below.

This CSS property specifies the painting area of the background. It limits the area in which the background color or image appears by applying a clipping box. Anything outside the box will be discarded and invisible.

It determines if the element's background should extend beneath the border-box, padding-box, or content-box.

Syntax

Example

background-clip: border-box| padding-box| content-box| inherit;

Possible values

Let's explore the values of properties with an example for each one.

border-box

It represents the initial value, indicating that the background image and color will be displayed within the border-box. This property establishes the background color that extends across the entire element.

Example

Example

<!DOCTYPE html> 

<html>  

    <head>    

        <style>  

            div {  

                background-color: yellow;  

                background-clip: border-box;  

                text-align: center; 

                border:5px dotted blue; 

            }  

	h1,h2{

	color: red;

	}

        </style>  

    </head> 

      

    <body>  

        <div>  

            <h1> 

              Welcome to the C# Tutorial

            </h1>  

            <h2> 

                background-clip: border-box; 

            </h2> 

        </div>  

    </body>  

</html>

padding-box

It sets the background within the border, i.e., the background image and color are drawn inside the padding-box.

Example

Example

<!DOCTYPE html> 

<html>  

    <head>   

        <style>  

            div {  

                background-color: yellow;  

                background-clip: padding-box;  

	   padding: 25px;

                text-align: center; 

                border:5px dashed blue; 

            }  

	h1,h2{

	color: red;

	}

        </style>  

    </head> 

      

    <body>  

        <div>  

            <h1> 

              Welcome to the C# Tutorial

            </h1>  

            <h2> 

                background-clip: padding-box; 

            </h2> 

        </div>  

    </body>  

</html>

content-box

It specifies the background-color limited to the content area exclusively. The background is filled within the content box itself, meaning that the background image and color will be displayed within the content box.

Example

Example

<!DOCTYPE html> 

<html>  

    <head>   

        <style>  

            div {  

                background-color: yellow;  

                background-clip: content-box;  

	   padding: 15px;

                text-align: center; 

                border:5px dashed blue; 

            }  

	h1,h2{

	color: red;

	}

        </style>  

    </head> 

      

    <body>  

        <div>  

            <h1> 

              Welcome to the C# Tutorial

            </h1>  

            <h2> 

                background-clip: content-box; 

            </h2> 

        </div>  

    </body>  

</html>

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