overflow-clip: rect(0, auto, auto, 0);

This would be no different than declaringoverflow-clip: auto. It'smore interesting to shift the clipping area, of course. For example:

DIV#sidebar {position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 5em; height: 7em;overflow: hidden; overflow-clip: rect(0.5em, 4em, 6.5em, 1em);}

This sets the clipping area inward half an em from the top and

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Now we have the sidebar enclosed in its very own classed table cell.Since the background color for the sidebar is green, we can createour first style:

.sidebar {background: green;}

Moving on with the sidebar, we want to get rid of all theFONT tags, and hopefully the other style tags aswell (like <B> and<U>). Since the entirety of the sidebar usesthe font Verdana, we can add that to our style sheet:

So, with the background repeating, we can see from Figure 6-48 that the tiling pattern starts with theposition specified by background-position. Thisfirst image is known as the originimage , and it's very important tounderstanding the next section.

Figure 6-48. Use of the background-position property sets the origin of the tiling pattern

As it happens, the positioning of backgrounds does contradictsomething I said earlier. background-position isthe only background property with restrictions, as it may only be