A brief introduction: CSS sprites can effectively reduce the number of HTTP connection requests for image files. Multiple images will be merged into one large image file at a certain distance. Elements that use these images on the page will use the background-position CSS property to display the specified position in the merged image. This technology can effectively improve website performance, especially when there are many small images on the web page, such as many menu bar icons.
Here is a detailed introduction to Realazy’s CSS Sprites technology. CSS Sprites has been translated into CSS image stitching by me. , I hope you won’t protest: P If you have a better translation, you are welcome to suggest it ^^
The following is a CSS image stitching generator that packs many small images into ZIP files, uploads them, and then automatically generates the stitched image. Pictures and CSS rules, you can also customize the background color, whether the background is transparent, the suffix and suffix of the CSS selector, etc. It is powerful^ ^
Uh, why do you need to introduce it? Since the Chinese interface was translated by me, please provide any better translation suggestions.
The translated text can be checked out from Google Code at http://cssspritegeneratorchinese.googlecode.com/svn/.
http://spritegen.website-performance.org/?action=home&lang=cn