There are several ways that you can use CSS to control image repetition:
1, "background-repeat" property
Use the "background-repeat" property: The "background-repeat" property specifies whether an image should be repeated horizontally, vertically, or both. You can set this property to "repeat-x" to repeat the image horizontally, "repeat-y" to repeat the image vertically, or "repeat" to repeat the image both horizontally and vertically.
2. "background-size" property
Use the "background-size" property: The "background-size" property allows you to specify the size of the background image. You can set this property to a specific width and height in pixels, or you can use the keywords "cover" or "contain" to stretch or shrink the image to fit the container.
3. "background-position" property
Use the "background-position" property: The "background-position" property allows you to specify the position of the background image within the container. You can set this property to a specific position using pixels, percentages, or keywords such as "top", "bottom", "left", and "right".
4. "background" shorthand property
Use the "background" shorthand property: The "background" shorthand property allows you to set all of the background properties in a single line of code. For example, you can use "background: url('image.jpg') repeat-x top left;" to set the background image, repeat it horizontally, and position it at the top left of the container.
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