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Sir Topham Hatt
Here's some information:
Background image is 3840w x 1h (I may chop this down to something more suitable but at 2.7Kb it isn't exactly slow at loading)
Grass image is currently 3840w x 145h (I'll be looking to significantly change this so it's a lot smaller)
What I want is the background image to be displayed but at the very bottom of the page, the grass is shown on top. This is the code I used, but it only shows the grass.
Sorry it's messy, I sort of borrowed code from another page example I had and hoped it would work :p
I know I have set the background image twice, but I am unsure how I can get a fixed position image using CSS that isn't the background image?
Thanks for any pointers (Y)
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