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CSS Sprites Repeating Images

I was wondering if there is a way to use only one image for repeating and non-repeating images using css sprites. Therefore, in this case, I would like to combine all the images on the page regardless of the width and height, and if they will be used as repeating or non-repeating images. I know that the standard is to create 1 image using all non-repeating images and another image using all repeating images. But I just wanted to know if I could just use 1 image for everything.

Thank.

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The short answer is no.

The explanation is that the repeating images are displayed in full in any direction that they repeat. Thus, the background that is set to repeat-xdisplay the entire contents of the image in the horizontal direction. This is why you cannot repeat in both directions at the same time using sprites.

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