This tutorial shows you how to use multiple backgrounds in a simple way and how to go much further by combining the technique with hover actions and CSS transitions to create some really cool effects. You can follow along as the author code five different applications of this idea that you can copy and paste to create your own awesome hovers.
When we throw multiple backgrounds into the scenario though we suddenly have quite a few variables to work with. With very little setup, we can create some seemingly complex animations using only CSS transitions, which for now still have better browser support than keyframe animations.
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