Multiple.js Description

An experiment in CSS background sharing across multiple elements. Multiple.js can be used to achieve a "background sharing across multiple element" effect in HTML/CSS with no JavaScript coordinates processing. You will notice that icons and text in lighter layers have a gradient-color with darker layers. This creates the illusion of an underlay violet layer. Layers can also pass the background image (girl), with equal transparency, so layers cannot be superimposed on one another. These things can all be done in CSS. To ensure that the background remains in the same place, you can add a gap between elements. You can see how it looks by switching between background image/gradient. To ensure that elements are independent, you can remove random layers. Displays the appropriate amount of background in each element. Background can be successfully extended to full size viewport.

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