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The Ultimate CSS Reference 42
background-color: #fff;
background: url(bg.png);
The background color will not be white (#fff), since the first declaration provided
here is overwritten by the implicit declaration background-color: transparent; in
the shorthand property.
This form of shorthand notation is used by the properties: border (p. 255), border-top
(p. 226), border-right (p. 233), border-bottom (p. 240), border-left (p. 247), outline (p. 261),
background (p. 312), font (p. 325), and list-style (p. 290). See the relevant reference
pages for the syntax details of each property.
CSS Comments
In CSS, a comment starts with /* and ends with */. Comments can span multiple
lines, but may not be nested:
/* This is a single-line comment */
/* This is a comment that
spans multiple lines */
According to the CSS2 specification,14 comments that appear between tokens won??™t
have any effect on the styles??™ rendering. In practice, however, we find comments
causing errors in some older browsers in certain situations.


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