Overlapping images in CSS with divs?

Small example HTML: div id="smarty"> Png'); } P. S IE6 hate png with alpha.

Small example. HTML: CSS: #smarty { background-image: url('images/logo. Png'); } #form { background-image: url('images/form.

Png'); } P.S. IE6 hate png with alpha.

– David Thomas Mar 8 at 22:46 @Sapp: I've added small example. It is much easier to put something on background image than on image from img tag. It's all.

– Michas Mar 8 at 22:48 @David Thomas: The pngs without alpha works nice. It may be easier to use opaque images. – Michas Mar 8 at 22:51 @Michas: Does setting the images as backgrounds rather than divs give me better leverage in overlapping and editing?

– Sapp Mar 8 at 22:51.

Try adding position relative to one of the divs or use float (right and left) #home #main { margin-top: 10%; margin-right: auto; margin-left: auto; } #home #main #box { margin-right: auto; margin-left: auto; position: relative;}.

– Sapp Mar 8 at 22:44 yes. Or in reverse might also work – Neal Mar 8 at 22:55.

You can use multiple images in single div with overlapping. It's easy way for overlapping multiple images #box{ background: url (bg1. Png) no-repeat top left,url (bg2.

Png) no-repeat top center,url (bg3. Png) no-repeat top center; }.

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