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The image() notation is a new way of defining images.
In addition to just defining an image, like url() does, it has the option of taking an image fragment: part of the image, where the rest of the image isn’t shown. This could be useful for CSS sprites and the like.
This paragraph has a background image defined with the image() syntax.
This paragraph has the same, but I tried to use an image fragment by appending #xywh=50,0,30,20.