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I was unable to get the first background image to display properly, then not at all.
Weirdly, after changing the CSS property from ‘background-image’ to ‘background’, it worked. I cannot explain this behavior but was finally able to move on from the project.
Seems like you have also put the image in the html code. Am I right? That way when you then define a background-image in css it kind of gets messed up. Removing -image only made it so that you ask for a css-property that does not exist and then the HTML image is displayed as normal .
Upon checking online, they seem to be experimental. It may however be wise to use margin-left, margin-right etc. instead. My document writer did not recognize them .
Also I noticed one syntax error in your html which may be of no relevance but nevertheless. Your first two images have a / before the closing >.