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Original 2026-01-01
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1 <p>A sprite is one big image that contains many small ones. It’s like an image map. Here is a live<a>example</a>(the same image is displayed against a dark background at the bottom of the mini-browser) that we will use in the assignment.</p>
1 <p>A sprite is one big image that contains many small ones. It’s like an image map. Here is a live<a>example</a>(the same image is displayed against a dark background at the bottom of the mini-browser) that we will use in the assignment.</p>
2 <p>Sprites are used to reduce the number of requests to the server. Each small image is a separate request, and the fewer the requests, the better. Therefore, small images are “glued” together to make one big image.</p>
2 <p>Sprites are used to reduce the number of requests to the server. Each small image is a separate request, and the fewer the requests, the better. Therefore, small images are “glued” together to make one big image.</p>
3 <p>Parts of the sprite are displayed in elements that are assigned small dimensions. This element is assigned a sprite image as the background and displaced so that the desired part of it is visible.</p>
3 <p>Parts of the sprite are displayed in elements that are assigned small dimensions. This element is assigned a sprite image as the background and displaced so that the desired part of it is visible.</p>
4 <p>Sprites are usually made up of icons and various small decorative images. By the way, there are services for quickly creating sprites and generating the CSS code for them, such as, for example,<a>SpritePad</a>.</p>
4 <p>Sprites are usually made up of icons and various small decorative images. By the way, there are services for quickly creating sprites and generating the CSS code for them, such as, for example,<a>SpritePad</a>.</p>