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background-image: backgorund1 , background2; bakground-position: positionBackgroun1, positionbackgroun2;
- @itsreallydrew@Make310
first, sorry for my bad english. If you are using grid, don't give each one a fraction but define a specific width in pixels or rem. and then you center it. This way you have the desired width. or a more rustic way of doing it is simply setting a max-width to the width of the container.
Marked as helpful - @Nick-Gersbach@Make310
Hello, first, sorry for my bad english.
you probably have your image inside a div or seccion. all you have to do is add the following code to your div.
overflow: hidden;
what this code does is trim everything that comes out of the div, which in this case is the image which overflows the div.
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