Well we all know our current CSS version cannot handle double backgrounds. Hopefully in the future this will be available so we don’t have to pull these work-a-rounds. The solution is to use two repeating images, one for the left-side background, and another for the right-side background.
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Achieving Double Background Effect with CSS
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