First, we need to go through some methods that are effective for creating a permanent background image in CSS. These methods allow us to customize our background images so that they create a sense of actual movement; additional layers will be placed on the server. Our goal is to create effects that add visual appeal to the website.
Here, we will use a combination of CSS animations and background. You can adjust the background image to be consistently visible during the display. Our focus will be on building CSS that, using animation and keyframes, displays movement and beauty from top to bottom. This will help you design a layout that draws attention and invites exploration.
For starters, it’s enough to prepare an image that you want to use as your background. This image can be a simple graphic or any pattern you prefer. CSS will allow us to adjust this image to move normally.
Now, let’s directly go to the code so we can see how to implement a permanent background image. We will utilize CSS properties such as background
, animation
, and @keyframes
. This technique ensures that your creation is continuous and seamless.
CSS Code for Permanent Background Image
body {
background-image: url('arrow.png');
background-size: cover;
background-repeat: repeat-y;
animation: scrollEffect 10s linear infinite;
}
@keyframes scrollEffect {
from {
background-position: 0 0;
}
to {
background-position: 0 -100%;
}
}
Line-by-Line Code Explanation
body
description: This code is related to the body of the page that configures the image as a permanent background.background-image: url('arrow.png');
description: The image file configured as the background image.background-size: cover;
description: This property ensures the background image completely covers the area and is shown.background-repeat: repeat-y;
description: Repetitive vertical background of the image.animation: scrollEffect 10s linear infinite;
description: Sets an animation of 10 seconds that keeps running continuously in a linear fashion.@keyframes scrollEffect
description: This defines and schedules the animation for controlling the start and end states.from { background-position: 0 0; }
description: Start position of the image at point 0,0.to { background-position: 0 -100%; }
description: End position of the image at point 0,-100%, which causes the image to move upward.