CSS: Resizing background image from a sprite?

AFAIK not possible in current browsers. Not with your HTML at least. You could have a background (z-indexed) img src="sprite.

Png in your li that would have appropriate width and height. The image would also need to have position:absolute and be parented with span with position:relative, and overflow:hidden... And a bit more tweaking.

AFAIK not possible in current browsers. Not with your HTML at least. You could have a background (z-indexed) in your li that would have appropriate width and height.

The image would also need to have position:absolute and be parented with span with position:relative, and overflow:hidden... And a bit more tweaking. I would say you should make more images with correct sizes of icons or add rows with different sizes of icons to your sprite.png.

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