After adding a background image and stopping it from repeating, we are able to further control how it looks within the background of the tag by improving its position.
We’ll use the background-position property to do this.
The selector takes in two values. The first one is for the horizontal position, or x-direction (how far across the tag). The second one is for the vertical position, or y-direction (how far down the tag).
The values can be units, like a pair of pixels:
section {
background-position: 20px 30px;
}
This will move the image 20px across and 30px down the containing tag.
Instead of pixels we can use a set of keywords like right, left, top, down, or center to place the image at the right, left, top, down, or center of the tag.
section {
background-position: right center;
}
This places the image at the right hand side of the center of the tag.