How to use the background Property in CSS ?

The background property in CSS is a comprehensive shorthand property that allows you to set various background-related properties for an element. It’s used to control the background color, image, position, size, and other related aspects.

Syntax:

/* Example of using the background property */
.element 
{
    background: [background-color] [background-image] 
                            [background-repeat] [background-attachment] 
                            [background-position];
}

The background Property Values:

The table below illustrates CSS background properties and their respective descriptions.

CSS Property	Description
background-color	Sets the background color using color names, hex codes, RGB values, etc.
background-image	Specifies the background image using a URL or gradients.
background-repeat	Defines how the background image should be repeated.
background-attachment	Sets whether the background image is fixed or scrolls with the content.
background-position	Determines the starting position of the background image.

Features:

• The background property combines multiple background-related properties into a single line, improving code readability.
• Values can be specified in any order, but it’s common to follow the order mentioned above.
• You can use the background property to create gradient backgrounds as well.